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There is no controversy, it's just not a good movie by Pixar standards. Agree, it is like the other zillion movies out there. Great for a streaming service and sell some merch. not a Pixar classic. Snow White came out in 1937. Is there any other 1930s animation you like better? I'm guessing...

Princess Cruise Lines takes aim at the high cost of Theme Park Vacations: Dreaming of a Summer Vacation? We've got Mountains, Animal Kingdoms, Wilderness Lodges, Trains, Riverboats, Main streets, and Fireworks. Where the magic is REAL, and half the price of Theme park vacations... Cute...

https://variety.com/2022/film/news/kristina-schake-walt-disney-company-head-of-global-communications-1235225914/ The Walt Disney Company has named Kristina Schake as EVP of global communications. Effective immediately, Schake will be responsible for the TWDC’s worldwide communications strategy...

Wow, this movie is very disappointing for a Pixar film. I see why they released it straight to the streaming service. It's ok for a streaming service movie. I would put it in the bottom 3 movies for Pixar too. Those that liked it, are you putting it in the same league as Toy Story, Monsters...

A main reason Reedy Creek Improvement District was set up in Florida was to avoid all the problems the California Parks have with the local Anaheim government. It's the approval process. The Anaheim city council actually has veto power over a lot of things Disney can do in Anaheim. In Florida...

https://deadline.com/2021/07/dinsey-moving-parks-division-jobs-california-florida-1234794243/ The Walt Disney Co. plans to move most Southern California-based jobs not fully dedicated to Disneyland in its Parks, Experiences and Products Division to a new regional facility in central Florida, it...

Wow! That's pretty big!

I think that is a different property. If you look at the Evermore Resort website, if you travel East on Vista Blvd from Golden Oaks, It runs right into it. Across the street from the Cast Member Softball field. Map below...

Interesting to see the $1 Billion Plus redevelopment of Villas of Grand Cypress. It's up by Golden Oaks. I'm sure they were thrilled to hear Magical Express to the Disney "Bubble" was ending. More options for guests will keep Disney on their toes. It is as close to Magic Kingdom as a lot of...

Oscar Isaac confirmed as lead in Marvel's Moon Knight series for Disney Plus https://www.cnet.com/news/oscar-isaac-confirmed-as-lead-in-marvels-moon-knight-series-for-disney-plus/

According to the Orlando Business Journal, Disney is looking very seriously at moving some of the company's California operations to Florida.

I remember this exact discussion in 1998 and every year since. There was even a statewide vote that approved the bullet train in the early 2000s. The Federal Government even offered Billions to help build it but Florida refused the money because the costs to run it would be so costly. BUT...

He probably saw the new budgets for current and future projects and said "I'm Done". He doesn't want to end with a Paul Pressler project as his swan song.

Direct to consumer division lost $2.8 billion for the fiscal year. Almost $38 per Disney+ subscriber. They can make that up pretty quick if they can keep growing subscribers this fast. And price increases will be coming when the content stream gets better. That division lost $580 million this...

I'm sure Disney REALLY wants the theater industry to continue. Theatrical releases are very profitable for Disney and probable required to keep tentpole production budgets anywhere close to where they are. You can't spend $300 million for a streaming Avengers movie. You get both now (theaters...

EXACTLY! A Disney branded Theater would be a gold mine! When the Pandemic is over, people will want to go back and enjoy the Theater experience. Disney needs the Theater model to make the big budget Blockbuster (Marvel/Star Wars/Princess) movie model work. If they own the theaters, they can...

Grace explains the restructuring in this video:

Here is an article about DCL suspending cruises until at least December https://www.travelweekly.com/Cruise-Travel/Disney-extends-cruise-suspension-until-December

Florida/Annual Passholders have always been to "Fill in the Gaps" when the Parks aren't full. Typical APs spend less the more often they go. With limited capacity now, they want the "Big Spenders" to get first dibs on the limited slots. Remember, It's always about the money.

Permits are cheap. Could be for the stables or some infrastructure. If Rivera DVC really has an abundance of inventory to sell, why would they spend all that money on a resort to add more inventory? Especially right now with the limited income. Unless Rivera is selling better then expected.