Shouldnt the company be paying more attention to wdw? I know dca's revamp was pre-approved before the whole "economy" situation but shouldnt disney be making wdw more of a priority?
Its competitions are doing things during this time, adding the kinds of big scale things wdw should be doing( potter)
Why would disney get so complacent on their theme park high horse, just excpecting ppl to come by adding some of the most mediocre reasons to return (sitch's celebration?)
Sure at this time with all the current deals and free passes wdw is giving out, people are still coming, but are people really going to keep coming back when even the average guest is starting to notice the cut corners, the downturn in service and quality, the fact that they spend so much money just to wait on massive lines for EVERYTHING, shows cut back, no substantial progress (the average guest isnt going to plop down more than 1,000 to take their family just to see a revamped space mountain)
Isnt wdw one of the most profitable parts of the company?
Even if dca's revamp was preapproved, shouldnt wdw be given more attention too? I mean I thought dl was more of a locals based park, but wdw draws visitors from all around the world. and with alot more people hearing more and more things of the tokyo parks too, would that not eventually make a difference with the asian tourists choosing to go there instead of the stale world wdw is becoming?
Fanboys are questioning whether or not the little mermaid is going to wdw.. shouldnt that have been approved even before dca's mermaid? I mean you'll probably draw plenty of locals in disneyland with a new ride like that, but wouldnt you draw more international tourists if you did it in wdw?
We all know wdw doesnt need to do much to draw a crowd, what they have right now seems to be sufficient, but for how long is that gonna last?
Bigger things need to happen at wdw again, In my opinion its the company's most special resort, sure dl is equally important because it was the first but isnt wdw like their cash cow?
I'm sorry for the rant. I just really love wdw with a huge nostalgic part of my heart, and I wish the enthusiastic spirit of progress wdw had during the 80s and especially the 90s was still around today, but it seems like wdw is comfortable just by beefing up the marketing and cutting back on the entertainment.. lets face it, the majority of people dont come for shows or a cheap celebration gimmick they come for the rides.. and more rides is what they need now.
Any chance the OLC would be interested in "investing" in wdw?
end rant.
Its competitions are doing things during this time, adding the kinds of big scale things wdw should be doing( potter)
Why would disney get so complacent on their theme park high horse, just excpecting ppl to come by adding some of the most mediocre reasons to return (sitch's celebration?)
Sure at this time with all the current deals and free passes wdw is giving out, people are still coming, but are people really going to keep coming back when even the average guest is starting to notice the cut corners, the downturn in service and quality, the fact that they spend so much money just to wait on massive lines for EVERYTHING, shows cut back, no substantial progress (the average guest isnt going to plop down more than 1,000 to take their family just to see a revamped space mountain)
Isnt wdw one of the most profitable parts of the company?
Even if dca's revamp was preapproved, shouldnt wdw be given more attention too? I mean I thought dl was more of a locals based park, but wdw draws visitors from all around the world. and with alot more people hearing more and more things of the tokyo parks too, would that not eventually make a difference with the asian tourists choosing to go there instead of the stale world wdw is becoming?
Fanboys are questioning whether or not the little mermaid is going to wdw.. shouldnt that have been approved even before dca's mermaid? I mean you'll probably draw plenty of locals in disneyland with a new ride like that, but wouldnt you draw more international tourists if you did it in wdw?
We all know wdw doesnt need to do much to draw a crowd, what they have right now seems to be sufficient, but for how long is that gonna last?
Bigger things need to happen at wdw again, In my opinion its the company's most special resort, sure dl is equally important because it was the first but isnt wdw like their cash cow?
I'm sorry for the rant. I just really love wdw with a huge nostalgic part of my heart, and I wish the enthusiastic spirit of progress wdw had during the 80s and especially the 90s was still around today, but it seems like wdw is comfortable just by beefing up the marketing and cutting back on the entertainment.. lets face it, the majority of people dont come for shows or a cheap celebration gimmick they come for the rides.. and more rides is what they need now.
Any chance the OLC would be interested in "investing" in wdw?
end rant.
& may be heading for serious fianancial issues in 2009 & beyond??? Duckberg 
