NickMaio
Well-Known Member
Somewhat true - However, at one point Disney was far more concerned with guest experience and atmosphere than shareholders and cheaping out on image and maintenance/up keep.Those are red ink on the ledger...no profits can be made off them.
I think the monorail's days are numbered longterm...question is how many days?
I think at some point, maybe not this generation, Disney as a company will realize that you need to spend 10 times as much for that 1 customer than you do for the repeat customer. This is common sense marketing.
We are already hearing of multiple families saying that they used to go every year but have stopped, for various reasons.
Perhaps a decline in DVC enrollment.
Disney was built on the experience - the atmosphere - the staff. These are the reasons why millions of families went in the 70's-80's-90's.
Not thrill rides.