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Thursday 9th April - Blizzard Beach closed to guests due to reaching capacity 12pm
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krankenstein
Well-Known Member
This is great! :sohappy:
I'm loving the reports Steve! :wave:
I'm loving the reports Steve! :wave:
DisneyYorkian74
Active Member
WDW is just mind-bogglingly popular!
SirGoofy
Member
I can see Typhoon with it's heated pools and such, but BB has all those "ice" flows.
CAPTAIN HOOK
Well-Known Member
I've never known an Easter so busy
hpyhnt 1000
Well-Known Member
Eh, 70 degrees is nothing for those from up North. :lol: Besides, with the heated water and sun, actually should be fairly nice. Still, both water parks at capacity - wow.
Still, both water parks at capacity - wow. 
burninup4nick
New Member
wow! thats crazy....
i would be freezing if i went to BB today lol.
i would be freezing if i went to BB today lol.
castevens
Member
Yeah, I just got back in from walking around Fenway Park down the street to catch in the day-game atmosphere, and it's 57 degrees outside and sunny. I AM HOT right now. Really really hot. And it's 57. . .Eh, 70 degrees is nothing for those from up North. :lol: Besides, with the heated water and sun, actually should be fairly nice.
Victoria
Not old, just vintage.
Maybe everyone who has been battling the crowds in the main parks all week decided to give up and try going to a water park today. :shrug: :lol: 70s is warm and all (heck it is 62 here in NJ today and I am thinking about breaking out the shorts) but there is no way I would go swimming until it was at least 75 with low wind.
SirGoofy
Member
I wouldn't take this as having anything to do with the economy. If the numbers I heard last night are true...profits from these past few days have not been good.
LudwigVonDrake
Well-Known Member
If you're from a colder part of the world 70 degrees is an absolute heat wave
Kamikaze
Well-Known Member
I wouldn't take this as having anything to do with the economy. If the numbers I heard last night are true...profits from these past few days have not been good.
There is no way that having MK at any phased closing is anything but good, regardless of buy 4 get 3.
SirGoofy
Member
You would think. But the numbers that I've heard are operating profits are down.:brick:
EDIT: But I don't know if they are good numbers. Could be garbage for all I know.
peter11435
Well-Known Member
With all due respect... of course operating profits are down. Between the 4/3, DDP, discounted merchandise, free on birthday, and merchandise fun cards it only stands to reason that operating profits would be down. However it’s important to realize that does not mean they are not making a profit. Only that they are making less of a profit than usual. They are still making money and in today's economy that’s really all you can hope for, and something many other companies wish they could say.
SirGoofy
Member
Oh heck yea. I'm not saying they are in the red. Not even close.
I'm just saying they aren't making gangbuster money here. I wish they were, but they're not. I feel like people are automatically figuring because all the parks are closing that they are raking in cash hand over hand. Which isn't the case.
jmvd20
Well-Known Member
They are definitely raking in cash hand over hand right now - it is just that they want to be raking in more, as do we all...
Disney is doing what they need to do to weather the economic storm and in the process they are getting richer and making money - lets not forget that. Having the parks as full as they are right now is exactly what they want.
WDW1974
Well-Known Member
I've never known an Easter so busy
The past two years weren't that bad relatively speaking ... I also think a lot of folks don't recall (or are unaware) of just how busy WDW used to be EVERY year at Easter/Spring Break.
~But I am sure it's just all the great new stuff ... hell, I heard they opened a new food cart in Frontierland ... a food cart!!!~