The parks are too full but there are solutions other than a 5th gate right away. There are lots of options to expand the 4 existing parks and increase capacity by tens of millions.All well and good that as usual parks and resorts are killing it, they always do these days but now with all that extra income, they need to add more park capacity at WDW. A 5th park is needed even if it means more price hikes as a result.
Th parks are too full
The parks are too full but there are solutions other than a 5th gate right away. There are lots of options to expand the 4 existing parks and increase capacity by tens of millions.
I don't see another resort in the US before a second one in China ans one in both India and Brazil. Disney after the Fox purchase is setup for international expansion. They already own the US and if they wanted to expand here buying Seaworld would make more sense.I agree with this. I prefer a Disneyland Texas before a 5th park at WDW.
I don't see another resort in the US before a second one in China ans one in both India and Brazil. Disney after the Fox purchase is setup for international expansion. They already own the US and if they wanted to expand here buying Seaworld would make more sense.
If it’s put in Texas then the Resort would have to be on the western side of the Mississippi River.
Then they could easily use Marvel in that park.All of TX is west of the Mississippi. They have a LA cushion too lol.
Disney Reaches Deal With Comcast to Take Full Control of Hulu
Walt Disney agrees to a deal with Comcast that will see it take control of content-streaming platform Hulu for at least $27.5 billion.www.thestreet.com
I see Disney Direct to the consumer being huge. Hulu has 28 million customers in the US now. After all the news reporting is done and Disney Plus launches, it wll gain millions more. I do not expect it to take till 2024 to break even and I I expect Disney to have to pay more than they would based on a 27 billion dollar valuation in 2024, Hulu should be worth much more.The Disney+ bundle will be revolutionary. The rest of the industry has its work cut out for themselves to catch up.
I see Disney Direct to the consumer being huge. Hulu has 28 million customers in the US now. After all the news reporting is done and Disney Plus launches, it wll gain millions more. I do not expect it to take till 2024 to break even and I I expect Disney to have to pay more than they would based on a 27 billion dollar valuation in 2024, Hulu should be worth much more.
A combination of Disney Plus, Hulu, Hulu with live TV, Hotstar and ESPN worldwide should easily be the largest worldwide Entertainment supplier passing Netflix. Hotstar is already number 1 in the 2nd largest country in the world, India.
If and when China opens up their market Disney and Universal have a huge advantage over Netflix. And Disney has a slight advantage over Universal but not by much.Soon, Disney will be #1 also in Canada and Mexico. Then, it will get 5 extra armies per turn. Though it's now #1 in India, it's going to be difficult to conquer all of Asia for those 7 extra armies.
I very much doubt they will get rid of the ad version of Hulu. The article a few pages ago explains it very well why they wouldn't. I just don't see any logical reason why they would get rid of that version.When Disney start rolling out this discounted bundle deals for Disney+, ESPN+ and Hulu then I think Netflix are in going to start getting nervous. Disney can pool those subscriber numbers together too across the platforms and I can see their number eclipsing Netflix fairly quickly.
Question is what Disney are going to do now they are in control of Hulu? They probabaly have plans already. Wonder if they will move the service over to Bamtech to reduce coatings and change the look?
I wouldn't be surprised if they axe the ad version of Hulu, made it ad free only but reduce the price to say $8 a month to pay for the licensing.
$8 for Hulu, $7 for Disney+ and $5 for ESPN+ or $15 for all three?
Soon, Disney will be #1 also in Canada and Mexico. Then, it will get 5 extra armies per turn. Though it's now #1 in India, it's going to be difficult to conquer all of Asia for those 7 extra armies.
I very much doubt they will get rid of the ad version of Hulu. The article a few pages ago explains it very well why they wouldn't. I just don't see any logical reason why they would get rid of that version.
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