Brer Panther
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To be fair, it's not Bob's fault that the Imagineers now build very, very slowly. The fact that they only started building very, very slowly after he showed up is just a coincidence.
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Sign to remove BOB IGER as CEO of Disney
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POLY LOVER
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the goal of the CEO is to protect the Product, its quality and value, its integrity and good name, respect its history.
Most of all assure that under your stewardship you leave it in as good or better condition than you recieved it. DO NO HARM.
By doing these things it will assure continued sales and continued profit.
Most of all assure that under your stewardship you leave it in as good or better condition than you recieved it. DO NO HARM.
By doing these things it will assure continued sales and continued profit.
POLY LOVER
Well-Known Member
shareholder profits do not tell the story about the health of the company. I could takeover a corporation with decent profit , layoff the vast majority of staff, reduce the quality of the product, reduce customer service, this will increase profit immediatley for a short time I will look like a genious until the public catches up with me and my diminished product and support. In the long run I will fail.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
People have been beating this drum for years. We're in the "long run" and the doom and gloom that everyone predicted hasn't come to pass. Everyone keeps complaining about focus on short-term profits biting Disney in the eventually, but at some point you have to realize that "eventually" has come and gone and you've been proven wrong.
POLY LOVER
Well-Known Member
“The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits”
Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein
POLY LOVER
Well-Known Member
you may be right but I have never heard so many cast members complain about treatment and the difference in the company. Theydon't appear to be happy now. I have friends that attended the parks comment to me because I am a Disney freak that its no big deal and they won't go back, instead the will try Universal next time.
EnergyKing
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I think I should be in charge of the parks. Bring me the heads of the Imagineers (their heads still attached to their bodies of course) and we will inject the "edge" back into WDW. I know nothing of finance or running a corporation. I'll be the ideas man! First: Mr. Toad's Wild Rollercoaster (the first truly insane dark-ride/rollercoaster experience). Next, Sleepy Hollow something ride (scary and terrifying and kids will cry). Then...we add (defying space and physics if we must) ANOTHER set piece to 7DMT, where the witch chases the speeding train through a dark cave, cackling and it ends unexpectedly in an adult-worthy drop.
Pass these ideas on, please. You're welcome, Iger.
Pass these ideas on, please. You're welcome, Iger.
FettFan
Well-Known Member
No, simply because....
1. POV videos don't offer the same interaction that video games do.
2. TSMM the ride and TSM the video game are practically the same experience, the only difference being that your couch isn't zooming around the living room while you play.
So let me clarify .... a few of you are happy there has been no investment in the parks, no new attractions, raising of ticket prices, experience reduced by laying of cast members?
Good grief.
Good grief.
Not sure "happy" is the right word. Regardless, if they're not toeing your line you'd still have a snit, right Jordan?
networkpro
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- In the Parks
- Yes
Your inputs are limited to correspondence, guest relations, and participation via stock ownership.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Why do you keep coming back under new names to stir the same pot?
Cesar R M
Well-Known Member
Addiction perhaps?
BrianLo
Well-Known Member
No one is particularly happy with how WDW has been run in the last 10 years.
Can you blame people for being slightly optimistic that the next 5 years actually have things worth being excited for?
Unless you discount:
-3 attraction expansion/overlays (Frozstrom, TSMM, Soarin’)
-2 major nighttime spectaculars that were not formally around at the start of the Decade (RoL, Star Wars)
-A major shopping mall (with many, many actual quality eateries finally coming)
-3 E-tickets (Flights of Passage, First Order, Millennium Falcon)
-2 ~D-Tickets (Na’Vi River Journey, Slinky Dog coaster)
-A pre-approved from a budget standpoint major new land we don’t know about for DHS
-A litany of other things I’m not mentioning from Harambe, to night safaris to a B-ticket to general infrastructure improvements (parking garages) to the other intangible things to see from Rockwork in Pandora to a Cantina in Star Wars.
And that’s just the things we/they know about…
There are actually large worthwhile new offerings scheduled every year through 2021… FINALLY
But I guess in your head none of those things will ever come to fruition.
Do you just have a fetish for typing "Bob Iger" in your posts, Jordan? Asking for a friend....