And your competitors decisions to panic and not invest during pandemic and starting to pay off with *checks notes* holding back rides that began construction nearly 5 years ago.
Disney's history of "not investing." These are the capital expenditures on domestic parks 'and experiences' in billions of dollars in fiscal years ending...
2018: 3.2
2019: 3.3
2020: 2.1
2021: 2.3
2022: 2.2 so far for 3 quarters, estimated 2.8 for the year.
You can spend billion on bad buys in the stock market too….
It’s not that they don’t spend money it’s that they spend it poorly.
You can spend billion on bad buys in the stock market too….
It’s not that they don’t spend money it’s that they spend it poorly.
The claim that they weren't was the point of what I posted. The quality of spending wasn't the issue.It’s not that they don’t spend money
The claim that they weren't was the point of what I posted. The quality of spending wasn't the issue.
Disney's history of "not investing." These are the capital expenditures on domestic parks 'and experiences' in billions of dollars in fiscal years ending...
2018: 3.2
2019: 3.3
2020: 2.1
2021: 2.3
2022: 2.2 so far for 3 quarters, estimated 2.8 for the year.
Now factor out the DCL ships....
The same ones also delayed by the pandemic during which Disney supposedly retreated from doing anything?Now factor out the DCL ships....
Well... that's because one of the planned attractions isn't happening (at least, not at opening), so, its space becomes added to the expansion space.Wizarding World Expansion space increases to 5 acres.
I thought the spinning coaster replaced the theater show for Monsters Land?It was originally moved to USF as an expansion to Diagon Alley before being ultimately scrapped because Universal creative didn't think the final version would've been a strong attraction.
For Epic Universe it was reportedly replaced by the extreme spinning coaster that will be located in the Classic Monsters land. In my book, this is an upgrade to the opening day attractions line-up!
It did. The cancelled Wizarding World attraction has no replacement as far as we know.I thought the spinning coaster replaced the theater show for Monsters Land?
It did! I should've made it clear that the Broomstick VR experience was "replaced" in the sense that another attraction was added (in another land) after it was scrapped.I thought the spinning coaster replaced the theater show for Monsters Land?
That's not a replacement though. The new Monsters attraction is replacing a previously proposed Monsters attraction (a show.) The VR attraction will be replaced when its own plot isn't sitting empty.It did! I should've made it clear that the Broomstick VR experience was "replaced" in the sense that another attraction was added (in another land) after it was scrapped.
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