Phroobar
Well-Known Member
The studios need more than a home run. They need a grand slam. SWL & TSL loads the bases but they need something big and original to make the park worth the price of admission.The Studios especially need a home run.
The studios need more than a home run. They need a grand slam. SWL & TSL loads the bases but they need something big and original to make the park worth the price of admission.The Studios especially need a home run.
Yeah, well, he's one of the worst with his agenda against Iger.
Bull. They are feeding you bits and pieces without the full picture, and slanting statistics to make things look bad.Between @ParentsOf4 and him, they have a made a compelling case for Disney park fans to be disgruntled.
Bull. They are feeding you bits and pieces without the full picture, and slanting statistics to make things look bad.
All you have to do is go back and look. When quoting earlier investment, it appears that he only includes income from parks and resorts for the percentage. His later calculations seem to look at the entire company, not just parks and resorts. Accurate, but misleading. I could be wrong, but I had done some calculations the first time, and that is what I found.In particular, I was referring to park investment or lack thereof when mentioning @ParentsOf4 . I'm all ears or eyes for stats that prove otherwise.
I believe I accurately use all data from Disney.All you have to do is go back and look. When quoting earlier investment, it appears that he only includes income from parks and resorts for the percentage. His later calculations seem to look at the entire company, not just parks and resorts. Accurate, but misleading. I could be wrong, but I had done some calculations the first time, and that is what I found.
Never said it wasn't accurate. I had just thought that you used only parks and resorts income data in some cases, but complete company income data in others for your calculations. This would show a much lower percentage in the graphs when you use total company income compared to parks and resorts only. In addition, there were times when you only included domestic park spending for your percentages, but Disney has global parks that need maintaining and updates. To me, when you say that they spent a certain percentage 30 years ago, you are looking only at 3 parks. Now you are looking at 12, and you have to include spending at all of them, and sometimes you don't. Again, it is accurate. If I have time, I'll go back and research, but it will take time.I believe I accurately use all data from Disney.
I would greatly appreciate you linking to a post where you believed I might have used misleading data.
One park or 100, percentage is a fair comparison. In fact, it's the most fair comparison. Absolute dollars would not be due to corporate growth and inflation.Never said it wasn't accurate. I had just thought that you used only parks and resorts income data in some cases, but complete company income data in others for your calculations. This would show a much lower percentage in the graphs when you use total company income compared to parks and resorts only. In addition, there were times when you only included domestic park spending for your percentages, but Disney has global parks that need maintaining and updates. To me, when you say that they spent a certain percentage 30 years ago, you are looking only at 3 parks. Now you are looking at 12, and you have to include spending at all of them, and sometimes you don't. Again, it is accurate. If I have time, I'll go back and research, but it will take time.
Fair enough.One park or 100, percentage is a fair comparison. In fact, it's the most fair comparison. Absolute dollars would not be due to corporate growth and inflation.
There's a reason I tend to use percentages.
As far as I can recall, I use Parks & Resorts data almost exclusively.
The one exception I recall is when I graphed Parks & Resorts capex against company-wide revenue to show that Disney was taking much bigger risks decades ago than it does today. This is a fair graph because it demonstrates that Disney's old management stuck their corporate necks out when they invested heavily in P&R.
I don't have that many posts. Please let me know if you find one where you think I'm being unfair and we can discuss it further.
They are feeding you bits and pieces without the full picture, and slanting statistics to make things look bad.
Happy Monday Update (shot over the weekend)
The Pit is now getting some interior decoration
They started running BOH shuttles for cast members through here. I guess during construction they'd rather have it closed to pedestrians.Can anyone tells us what all these shuttle buses and multi-car trams are that keep driving through the middle of this construction are? Are these employee shuttles? TDA tour buses? There's a lot of them, and every minute or two they drive through the middle of this area. Why?
They started running BOH shuttles for cast members through here. I guess during construction they'd rather have it closed to pedestrians.
No Bothan spies were killed, etc. But I am looking forward to seeing what Bothans actually look like in December. LOL
No Bothan spies were killed, etc. But I am looking forward to seeing what Bothans actually look like in December. LOL
This is a Bothan.
Raise hand if you love MORE rock work going up????
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