MCO has too much capacity vs demand
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Originally Posted by SonicFlyer
(Post 3767468)
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Not surprising at all. They should have known that demand would drop in that area. Less people are going to Disney. Fed up with their politics and misguided woke ideology.
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Originally Posted by ImSoSuss
(Post 3767692)
Not surprising at all. They should have known that demand would drop in that area. Less people are going to Disney. Fed up with their politics and misguided woke ideology.
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Originally Posted by Avroman
(Post 3767693)
Or maybe they have just simply found the Disney prices too high compared to other parks.
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Originally Posted by ImSoSuss
(Post 3767692)
Not surprising at all. They should have known that demand would drop in that area. Less people are going to Disney. Fed up with their politics and misguided woke ideology.
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Originally Posted by ImSoSuss
(Post 3767692)
Not surprising at all. They should have known that demand would drop in that area. Less people are going to Disney. Fed up with their politics and misguided woke ideology.
That's just an uninformed nonsense post. Did you even look at the graph? Every airline but allegiant carried between 1-10% MORE passengers than last year. Have you ever heard of supply and demand? |
Originally Posted by tallpilot
(Post 3767699)
Where is the average family of 4 supposed to get $5000 for 3 days at Disney now that the credit cards are maxed out?
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Originally Posted by ImSoSuss
(Post 3767701)
So you're blaming Bidenomics instead? I can definitely see that but I think there is a case of a little bit of both. Disney films are tanking. They even ruined the beloved Star Wars franchise. South Park didn't do them any favors. Disney has lost their luster by imposing themselves into the toxic political arena. It’s going to take them a few years and sweeping changes to their leadership to recover.
"Disney had a great quarter. Not only did it surpass analysts’ profit expectations — earnings per share last quarter beat estimates by 23 percent — but the company also promised a generous dividend and cut streaming losses more than anticipated, to $138 million. The company also broke with precedent by giving profit guidance, forecasting that its full-year per-share earnings would increase at least 20 percent compared with 2023." Yup. Absolutely tanking. You better apply to be CEO so you can get the juggernaut back on track /s. |
Originally Posted by ImSoSuss
(Post 3767692)
Not surprising at all. They should have known that demand would drop in that area. Less people are going to Disney. Fed up with their politics and misguided woke ideology.
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