Too many posts to quote, but in response to all the complaints about it being about money, profit, etc. and not safety, pandemic, etc. - why is it only one? Why is it bad that they're also worried about how to make money during this? I think they've made it pretty clear that revenue and profit are a factor in all of this. They've made it clear that there are major changes that are necessary for the purposes of safety (reduced capacity, avoiding high-touch situations, keeping distance/spacing as much as possible, etc.). It's also been made clear that they won't open for the sake of opening if they're going to be losing more money than they already are in doing so - nor should they. In order to accommodate all of the safety changes, they are going to have to make other changes that allow them to open with those safety implementations and still make money. So some things will be for safety, then many others will be to find ways to make money while working around those changes.
Moreover, even though I am not a shareholder, as a Disney fan, I want them to find ways to be profitable. The sooner they can get back on track financially, the better for all of us. Also, I certainly don't want the worst-case scenario - they lose money to the point that we get into takeover/merger situations - that would be a disaster. I just don't think there's anything nefarious in making changes that are based on making money/losing less money because the reduced capacity and other changes is already making such a dent, they have to find ways to operate and make that up and balance it all. I'm not forgiving all of the customer service cuts, tacky things they've done, etc. in the past that were all just money grabs that were sacrificing the Disney identity for that purpose. I just think in the current situation, saying something is for the purpose of finances shouldn't be some nasty slight against them.
It's not confirmed by Disney, it's a rumor from the "insiders" on this board.
