Disney Goes Empty As Americans Can't Afford Explosive Prices

[@lifewellloved0204]

Disney’s innocence is gone. They will never recover.

[@Metal_Vistas]

Disney was never innocent. Films were not the only fantasies they created.

[@Btn1136]

@@Metal_Vistasgo on…

[@lostone9700]

They were never innocent.

[@BAKER22-l4u]

Never recover? Lol..Ridiculous

[@Metal_Vistas]

@@BAKER22-l4u You can unscrew a light bulb, but not a pregnant woman. Innocence lost is lost forever.

[@Sabrina-01]

Disney has been out there for a while . All their bad decisions are paying off

[@government_costumes-ui5lx]

Well I will say that they're not the only theme parks having problems I can't remember the name of the company it was great the head company in cedar point and Kings Island I believe they are some other venues they've been having trouble for quite some time keeping Park attendance up. I mean if we look at the business format of a theme park literally dates back 150 years or damn close to it. So I think the bigger question is simply for how many generations can excited about standing in long lines hardly getting three rides a day because the lines are so long while they're standing in the sun and the heat? And then of course you have the cost that's associated with going to such venues so it what point do you get a generation or two then stops and says why do I want to spend thousands of dollars on travel expenses and overpay for everything in the park and all we're going to have to show for it is a couple of trinkets and a sunburn? I mean how long can you really keep that up I would say close to 150 years is a damn good run for any business model now I know the Disney but I'm saying that the entire business and or industry is in trouble. And there's varying reasons for each company and or Parks themselves is to why attendance might be down okay so Disney has some political backlash, but of course economics figure out whereas over at six flags it's purely economic problem. And then cedar point it's probably economics coupled with if you have a choice to go to Florida or Louisiana versus Ohio perhaps it could be a bit of a location problem who the hell wants to go to Ohio?

[@jimcoulter5877]

Disney has Reaped their Harvest. Bless the God of Abraham for the Fall of Disney the EVIL LUCIFERIAN PARK.

[@ayahustle]

I'd say your debt and lack of work. Looks just as your life is. While you spend your time. Commenting on the clash of things.

[@Sabrina-01]

@@ayahustle i am also debt free . Not one cent is owed by me karen .

[@Sabrina-01]

@@ayahustle your grammar sucks too . Id fail in you my 3rd grade class room .

[@deborahbrooke2571]

Again I don't need Disney. Disney needs me.

[@danielcarlson800]

👍

[@katrinaumana2127]

Last time we went to Disney World was back in 2018. I don't think we will be back anytime soon.

[@danielcarlson800]

@@katrinaumana2127 1987 for me. I don't miss it.

[@tomtom9792]

💯

[@Bluehealer100]

Families will always spend on a great vacation for their children, but seeing the Q U E E R FREAKS that work there now families choose not to subject their children to this !!!

[@MrDlt123]

Disney CEO, Bob Iger elected to raise prices and move away from family-oriented marketing in both their theme parks and their entertainment. Consumers are tightening their belts, but theyre also responding to clear provocations. Disney has done it to themselves.

[@MrMJmusicLover]

Why aren't we getting enough customers? Because we're too expensive sir. If we make it affordable, we lose money. Yes sir, but making it expensive is losing customers at the same time. So we have to find a balance or we're going under sir.

[@TOMMY-WANT-WINGY]

Punish the loyal. What an excellent idea

[@aztecgold8997]

I don't want grand kids around men dressed like princess

[@msohsosolo]

Disney thought we loved Mickey & ALL THINGS DISNEY so much we’d keep paying no matter how much they hiked prices. They F’d around & found out… We’re NOT!👈🏾

[@danielcarlson800]

👍

[@MaggieSparkles007]

BOOM! 💥

[@janettemcgregor5712]

DISNEY IS FALLING & FAILING for a variety of reasons & check out this doozy - Disney has adopted a benefits program to assist employees and their minor children with “gender affirmation procedures.” This type of treatment typically includes puberty blockers, breast removal, and genital surgeries for “kids who are transitioning.” ain’t that just great … NOT

[@croberts2358]

Took hit due to woke agenda. Horrible agenda.

[@greasemantexas9159]

👏👏👏👏🎯🎯🎯 ! They played themselves right out of the game for now. Keep it up and they'll end like Kmart and Sears . They thought they were too good to fail as well

[@BardofHorror36]

When I showed my dad this, he said; " I can pay the full amount, but then we'll go hungry for the next two months."

[@vincentperratore4395]

Years, you mean!

[@bradleysmall2230]

is this meaning the family is fat and needs a diet

[@I_Art_Laughing]

​@@bradleysmall2230Mickey needs to go on a diet.

[@bradleysmall2230]

@@I_Art_Laughing mickey needs a condom and birth control pills

[@steveduerr6367]

Perhaps stop wasting money on Walt's cryo freeze

[@lindseyyah1]

they did it to themselves 😂😂😂😂

[@50kArchipelagos]

When they do their next movie on Bud Light-year he'll be flying around in his syringe.

[@claydogmadman6295]

Go woke go broke, It's a real thing...

[@ericmadsen7470]

The moment Disney went WOKE they are now going broke. You're right, they did it to themselves.

[@blaster-zy7xx]

Has nothing to do with “Woke”. That is Republican right wing BS just like a stolen election, Mexico will pay for the wall and Trump will replace Obamacare.

[@jessevanhalen6967]

End wokeness!

[@765kvline]

Everything boils down to one simple object: G-R-E-E-D.

[@ebee3522]

Wokeness

[@dannydaw59]

It's not a charity.

[@lindahammond7759]

Just like the big corporations that fill the grocery store - prices are high due to greed .

[@ettaplace6716]

And horrible corruption !!😮

[@lyndafayesmusic]

@@ebee3522 For Great Distortions of Characters from World History; See " Cleopatra!?" It's starting to "appear$$$" that both "Snow Brown Tanned from Sunbathing" AND their " Little Mermaid ", were possibly INTENTIONALLY created in such as manner as to be INSTANT FAILURES ?$$$ UTHINK? Fail then borrow more money? I'm waiting to see the " Barbie Has Anorexia" doll. Thanks for not just showing us other producers' VIDEO CLIPS and caring ABOUT the details of the information. Knowing how greed and the elite function; Seems evident this HAD to have been somebody's PLAN$$$?; Most creators are just not that stupid. (Bankruptcy?) A COMMENTER did mention Dreamworks....a group of Walt's trained original writers still trying to hold the fort. THIS GUY KNOWS EXACTLY what he's talking about. Some of your COMMENTERS need to try to WRITE PRODUCTIVE material encouraging the honest video producers and refer to CRITERIA THAT SUPPORT THEIR "ASSUMPTIONS!"How many stories have "they" written about mermaids btw? How about Beautifully Black females ? They have talented writers; why not just CREATE a new and different STORY starring " BLACK BEAUTIES ? WHY the necessity for such violence ....and DUH, and WHERE IS THE MUSIC ? According to Bob Brunner (Bambie orchestrator fame), "if the children don't leave the theatre humming the melody of any of the songs; it ain't a children's movie!" He claimed to have been quoting Walt. I'm looking forward to seeing a healthy movie titled " Barbie was Anorexic." The irony here is that Walt and his buddies were all members of the Church of the Latter Day Saints (The Mormans) . I worked at the WED studios on Buena Vista when I was a Kelly Girl in college...The "rumor" was that you couldn't get permanent work there unless you were Morman-but I do wonder if that was just a rumor. MAYBE THE NEW DISNEY WRITERS are rebelling against Christianity, Family, and all the things Walt stood for ? Poor Walt, must be rolling over in his grave; He's the one who said the "Children should come out of the theatre SINGING their favorite song from the movie." Yipes. Halle does have a beautiful voice; yes but I still haven't heard a melody worth remembering. AND WRITERS CAN'T IMAGINE mermaids without including MEN or a SHIPWREAK?? Singing underwater usually produces bubbles, doesn't it ? Not even a gulp in the soundtrack? If you're going to rehash your own former works, the least you can do is ascertain which items to leave in-instead of deleting them! . I may never understand why someone who was awakened or awoke....could become WOKE.! (Luckily, I can use it because it rhymes with "broke.") I apologize for not being woke enough to produce original materials that would appeal to Hollywood, and will probably be deemed to be racist; But I HAD to create MY "Little Blue Mermaid" as being " blue", because, unfortunately, logic played a major part in the "reasoning." The reasons behind that decision; Blue is the color that helps mermaids camouflage themselves while swimming in the oceans, so that the sharks can't see them well, and "Melody" is blue because she feels sorry for the Earth People... "Melody has a pet SeaPony, and I should apologize for not terming him a sea horse, so that others can understand from what the SeaPonies were derived(Surfer Boy) .I also apologize for "Melody's melodies, as they are actually appropriate for young children to adapt to, remember and, duh..actually SING. "LyndaFayeS Little Blue Mermaid" musical for children, by Geofonica, with three dimensional characters - And NO stories about sailors; I apologize, again, for coming up with an original story. Ana Maria Ceuca sings it in French, Spanish and Italian. Wish I knew some writers at Disney who weren't on a dry spell. "Honey" stars in " Beauty is as Beauty Does" and claims "Man should go to where he's never gone before....yep, his back yard!" "DisneyLAME" back yards GOOD. "The Great Awakening" the song from the dream...and not woke. Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye Computer Illiterate but please consider it Audacity Amateur SeaPonyMermaidSbyLyndaFaye@Gmail and LyndaFayeSmusic@Yahoo

[@thehonorablejiveturkeyspoo6370]

Sounds like disney world is now living in our world

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

And what a terrible, horrible world to live in.

[@michaelrhodes6461]

Nice

[@dennisdragomir7572]

walking dead

[@someoneout-there2165]

This should have more likes

[@kellychuang8373]

Really seems like reality hits hard and harsh. Also there's an actors and writers strike making things much worse.

[@reneesouther6076]

It couldn’t happen to a better company! 🙏

[@gillianstollery]

You mean evil Corp. AgreeD:D

[@reneesouther6076]

@@JohnSmith-ft3vf Yes, I do! What’s more important to you… money or children?

[@etscinemapsychomasonica2400]

Burn baby burn.

[@etscinemapsychomasonica2400]

@@JohnSmith-ft3vf Whatever occurs it's all on the people running the company. No one else's fault. They have dug their own grave.

[@ArmChairKoalaBare]

@@JohnSmith-ft3vf i do , I REALLY DO ...hope they close ...thats what they get for pushing their woke agendas and creating such toxic entertainment.....

[@paulsaudiocorner7462]

Greed has ruined Disney. All greedy companies can go belly up. People are sick of being ripped off. I can't wait for them to leave Florida.

[@ebee3522]

Wokeness

[@swannoir7949]

@@ebee3522white peoples wokeness you mean.

[@bilson7523]

What is funny is I don't think they can leave Florida. It is kind of the problem with the "resort town" they've turned Disney World into. If Disney World moves to one of the Carolinas, Colorado, or one of the other smaller states that has offered, they're basically starting over completely. Disney World would need to go back to what it was in the 80s and likely spend 10+ years rebuilding the park slowly. Nothing else works: Those states just don't have the tax revenue to support any major infrastructure changes on a speedy schedule. Its not that these states are struggling per-se, its that moving Disney World from an infrastructure-standpoint is going to cost 10s of Billions and Colorado (as an example) only rakes in about 75 billion a year in taxes... So even if Colorado gives Disney huge breaks on land, what are they going to do? Dedicate 15-20% of the state budget to building the infrastructure to support Disney World moving there immediately? That'd be political suicide, and Disney is incredibly cash poor, so I don't see how they can foot that bill. They'd have to put something serious on the market, like Fox. If Disney World moves to a bigger state like Texas, the state likely has the infrastructure to support the "resort town" concept right out of the gate, but most of those bigger states aren't going to cut checks like Florida did in the past to help Disney with the actual move. They either just don't have the money (i.e. California or New York) or don't really need Disney economically (i.e. Texas), so, similar to the smaller states, Disney is going to end up footing a lot of the bill.

[@rogersmith7396]

They would in a competitive market. Unfortunately we have nothing but monopoly. Way ta go free market "theory".

[@swannoir7949]

@@rogersmith7396 the competive market evolved into a monopoly market. And with the anti trust laws in place, that should've never happened, as those laws were put in place to prevent this -- what happened?

[@gg51g8138]

The collapse started a long time ago. Getting rid of the great movie ride, closing the railroad for years, the Star Wars hotel and now the Snow White movie. And Disney doesn’t listen to their fan base.

[@People_of_the_Mouse]

Disney Parks Made $7.78 Billion in Revenue During Q2 2023

[@lostone9700]

Did they make snow white black because that would be hilarious.

[@michaelappel103]

@@lostone9700 Snow White is a Latina aka Snow Brown

[@danasandoval624]

@@People_of_the_Mouse sounds great when you say it that way but Disney was shifting things around to certain areas to make books look good for the parks (there was an article done on this). You also have to include costs & all that go along with what they claim in revenue, it’s not all profit. Compared to other years they are making money still by raising prices but people will not continue to pay the large prices & ones that do will not return on regular basis like previously. Disney management is greedy along with trying to be involved in politics even though they are supposed to be an entertainment company. They are trying to push a woke agenda & people are tired of it. When you go & expect entertainment you don’t want all this drama with it you want to enjoy your experience & you don’t want to break the bank doing it. People that side with them can disagree but the stats are proving them wrong & we will see this continue because Disney has forgotten they need us we don’t need them. It hasn’t happened overnight & they won’t go under immediately but they are seeing & feeling Universal passing them by. When Epic Universe opens Disney will find people will no longer pay high prices to see subpar attractions or rides.

[@thomascollins4353]

I've lived close to Disney World most of my life. The magic left years ago. Disney, it's your turn now. LEAVE!

[@kimlittlejohn2195]

Loved the comment. Perfectly stated👍

[@franniea]

Its not Disney it was built for all Blame radical politicial views of certain workers outrageous prices disgusting Disney needs overhaul rescuing people dont have to stay at the park hotels or eat at the park resturants there each and every day each for every meal the vacay would be attainable that way its affordable just have use common sense

[@OTBDBOY]

I live right in disneys backyard and of the 26 years I been alive I been there a whooping 2 times and that was 2 years ago when I worked there for 1 month and got fired due to not having a vaccine, Disney is a joke

[@kimlittlejohn2195]

Disney is done. Period Do not give them your money. There are serious issues there. Walt Disney is rolling over and over in his grave.

[@cesterly4668]

disney was a nasty pedafile----had sexual relations with all the mouseketeers....

[@rogersmith7396]

Walt Disney was a dishonest egotistical slave driving red baiter with delusions of grandeur. I think thats what they inscribed on his headstone. He was proud of it.

[@EdDunkle]

Short the stock

[@jessevanhalen6967]

Never giving a dime after the woke bullshit they pulled. Eff 'em.

[@lindajohnson7838]

Walt was the original pedo….he liked young boys…look it up

[@haroldicks2576]

Ditto, Disney is done, never again.

[@nancyh9125]

Pushing the gay agenda is offensive to me and many ithers

[@babytvaddict642]

They Were Just Charging People

[@franktolman4970]

Considering that most families paid for vacations with credit cards it is no surprise that Disney and other tourist traps are loosing market share. People can't afford it in this economy.

[@patti-ann5850]

Take your family to the beach or the lake or the local public pool for the day and bring all your own food.

[@matthewfusaro2590]

There are so many theme parks in Florida. You don't have to pay the outlandish prices at Disney.

[@babytvaddict642]

Or Don’t Have Kids

[@BI-11y_TheStormTrooper]

It's so sad because my great uncle gave his life to help Walt design and maintain his parks and now they will probably go out of business. I had such fond memories of visiting the parks when I was little .

[@AimeeFleck]

the parks aren't going anywhere. the TV and stuff on the other hand...

[@ebee3522]

I welcome the end of Disney.

[@holdyourownnuts182]

@@AimeeFleckThe parks will go belly up with their rip off pricing…!! The average family has 2 or 3 children….you really believe their parents can afford to go support the owners lavish lifestyle while saving up for college..?!

[@cpcreit]

Your great uncle did fine, millions of children truly had a great time visiting these parks....that's almost 50 yrs X millions upon millions.....like our nation, Disney's been hijacked by fringe elements since 9/11 and 2008 to impose their wicked vision for the populace......(notice Disney created little to nothing original since 911??? It chose to buy out others w/ inflated stock prices instead....nothing organic for decades..)

[@davidlaney6153]

Disney is a ripoff...

[@danielcarlson800]

👍

[@thelethalcreator2077]

I like in season 1, episode 2 of Helluva Boss when they went to Loo Loo Land, and Octavia said that Loo Loo Land smelled of corprate greed

[@MuwaUWU]

Figured that out when I was 15 where the fuck have you been

[@Kinkle_Z]

Long before "DisneyWorld" or "Paris Disneyland" I was a kid in 50s Southern California going to the newly opened "Disneyland" in Anaheim, CA, a 20 mile trip from our house... It was great and I loved it until they got rid of the BOOKLET, with the A through E tickets. We as a family, never spent more than $50 for parking, rides, ticket books for 4, all day good food, fun and memories, etc. Suddenly, with an increased entry fee, anyone could get on any ride so all the E ticket rides were suddenly flooded and those rides, which used to mean a line up of about TWO MINUTES suddenly became lines of 40 MINUTES and MORE!! That's when I pulled away... then came DisneyWorld and Paris Disney and me saying... BYE BYE! Last time I was miserable at Disneyland was in 1984... a fitting date to give Walt the middle finger and step away. TOO MANY PEOPLE!

[@youflatscreentube]

The same here, only from a Floridian’s perspective. It was ticketed passes, horse-drawn carriages singing quartets, tons of talented cast members and charm galore. It ended over time.. about 20years after the collapse of the California park.

[@dulcilass]

Me too. y Dad got us ribbon passes. A red ribbon was clasped on the wrist giving us the right to ride any ride as many times as we wanted.

[@christinkeka1]

I completely agree. My family lives in Southern Calif and we used to visit Disneyland at least once a year, more with our annual passes. But that stopped. Disneyland is not the same and it's not just the pricing. As s long, long-time Disney fan I don't visit the park and don't purchase any Disney products anymore. Side note: Knotts Berry Farm is thriving!!

[@paullee3996]

U also didn't pay 50 dollars for groceries lol

[@danasandoval624]

@@paullee3996no you don’t but the difference is you have to eat you don’t have to go to Disney there are loads of other choices.

[@paulj2948]

This is good news. They are overpriced!

[@babytvaddict642]

Not For Poor People

[@aheimdahl5201]

The biggest reason that Disney is practically empty is because People just can't afford Disney anymore. People are trying to afford essentials now. If Disney wants more business, they need to cut their prices and not keep raising them. This is the primary reason, more than ANY other factor.

[@michelejames8695]

Completely disagree. I've been to Disney World so many times I lost count. My whole family has. Now everyone I know is still strapped, but we still go on vacations. Just not Disney. Not until this woke bs stops. It's all about the content. Not the money.

[@croberts2358]

We saw the video of the CEO and the HR people.

[@richardscathouse]

They don't understand. Most credit cards don't go to $5000 anymore. 😂

[@charlesphilhower1452]

Being woke and not presenting a good environment for young children is a much bigger problem and factor.

[@croberts2358]

Nice try playing it down. Much much bigger problem.

[@MorningGlory62]

Oh there are a lot more reasons, than money. Geez!!

[@AcornHillHomestead]

Can I get an Amen!

[@karaleeparsons8830]

Oh, you mean like child grooming and trafficking?

[@babyschuerman]

I have the "privilege" of being a FL resident and we have have had nice discounts in the past for that but now even we can't afford this place that we make so many Concessions for having it in our backyard .

[@TeachinTV]

I'm from South Florida, born and raised. My first trip to Disney World was in 1973, when I was 20, when you'd get a book of tickets, E through A. Went regularly, pretty much annually for a bunch of years. It didn't seem so expensive, they weren't raising prices every year. There were still some mom-and-pop motels in Kissimmee that made it affordable. Quit travelling there, got married. Went back for the first time in 20 years when my daughter turned four years old. Cost me a month's salary for three of us to stay, eat and go to the major theme parks at Disney in a week. Haven't been back since 2006. I heard all about their new Ratatouille and Frozen attractions. Doesn't lure me. Now that I'm 70, I prefer to sit around and remember how it was. I wouldn't mind sending my grandkids--without me.

[@torsten6777]

To be honest, I don’t understand why one single person in the country would pay their outrageous admission fee! No way !

[@TeachinTV]

@@torsten6777 not many single persons go to Disney. It's not a great place to pick up members of the opposite sex. Married people who grew up with Disney characters, who have children who grew up with Disney characters, save their pennies and mortgage their houses in order to spend a week in the world's largest Turkish bath.

[@eplugplay8409]

I rather go to super Mario land.

[@leecowell8165]

Yep I about 10 years ahead of you there. Cost about $3 to get in there then went to a Kiosk for tickets. Simpler times our 3 little kiddies loved it. Get on the train with an A ticket stay on all day if you liked. People mover was free if I remember. Skyway too (long gone). Food was reasonable and hey we actually had river country back then as well. Ft Widerness was about $10/night we stayed in tents. No tents anymore not allowed I don't believe. Unreal what's happened to that place haven't been back in over 20 years but hey this place ain't for us old farts anyway and especially when one can no longer even walk 25 miles or more/day.

[@TeachinTV]

@@leecowell8165 ten years ahead of me would have been 1963, way before WDW was even in the site preparation stage. If you went to any Disney park ten years before I went to WDW, you were in Anaheim. I actually went to Disneyland first, 1965. It blew my mind.

[@richardscathouse]

I went to Disneyland in 1972. The stress! We couldn't afford it then. 😢

[@rogersmith7396]

I went in 1979. I was bored. I know it could'nt have been more than $20.00 because I would'nt have paid it. Thats how I roll.

[@kimlittlejohn2195]

We went and it was so overpriced over 30 yrs ago. Nice but left after a couple days. Then, vacation started beautiful beach, view, family playing. Was the best. I was sorry we wasted 2 days at Disney.

[@coffeecocaine8878]

Really😂, this is supposed to be bad news. Hallelujah let it rot😂😂😂

[@richardr7947]

Yeah this is very good news. Screw Wok Disney!

[@EroticOnion23]

Pay $10k per person just so your kids can get groomed??...😅

[@gglaw42]

Down with Disney!!

[@joycebegnaud9645]

AGREED 😂

[@LA70S]

Agree. It can't go bankrupt soon enough.

[@leslieshepperd9850]

When people can't pay their bills, or buy groceries, canceling a trip to Woke Disney is a No-brainer, as far as I'm concerned.

[@government_costumes-ui5lx]

We're outside of their political crap I can say that this is most likely going to be echoed throughout most theme parks in fact it has been for quite some time. Think about it the concept of the theme park is pretty much 150 years old. That's a hell of a long life span for a business format particularly in the entertainment business. So the question is really for how many generations can you really keep people super stoked about not only paying money to get into a park but then to be excited to stand in huge lines that take up most of the day to the points where you're lucky if you get three rides a day plus you still have to pay money for everything else in the park??!!! One day there becomes a generation if not perhaps couple of generations no matter the reason that touches it off did they all said don't want to stand in the hot heat for shitty rides anymore and they all said don't want to spend $60 on a crappy lunch. To be honest a lot of people dumped the theme park concept 20 years ago if not 25 years ago most of those people generally kept quiet about it because amongst their co-workers friends or family they would look potentially bad that they're not taking their family to these places so now that there is political upheaval particularly at this they have a good reason to be more than boisterous about not going in fact they're almost obligated to sound off that their boycotting them. Both sides have a virtue signaling. So really I say that the core recent for the theme park business to be going downhill and has been going downhill for 25 years boils down to economics people simply can't afford it I can come off at cedar point which also owns Kings Island has been having trouble. I mean no matter which venue you care to go to even if you were to avoid theme parks and head over to the Christian camp verification I mean you still have travel expenses you still have to come up with the money to get into the fucking Park then you have the levels of passes that you can purchase of course you can repurchase all of this online but no matter you're still spending the same money I mean you're looking at basically what a couple thousand dollars to blow one week if your time at a shitty theme park no matter the theme and then all you're going to have to show for it is a couple of stuffed animals and a very bad sunburn? Yeah I don't think that people are really into that anymore so I can say it's not just Disney!

[@jjmcg9184]

And what does woke mean?

[@WolverineDevotee]

@@jjmcg9184 she don't know

[@jjmcg9184]

@@WolverineDevotee thats the point im making. All of these people running around using the word woke so freely really dont even know what it means. They're just saying it because they heard someone else say it.

[@People_of_the_Mouse]

I don't think any business wants you to go homeless to buy their product

[@mydingjh]

Too expensive for a crisis times. Barely can afford to pay food on the table, cheap entertainment on phone platfrom is enough for everyone.

[@robertpollock8617]

This is what happens when you allow the employees to use the company as their own personal political pulpit. It can no longer be trusted with our children.

[@drosas85]

They’ll be fine without you

[@Pissgremlin5964]

@@drosas85 ya they're doing great while their fans are fleeing in droves. Haha.

[@drosas85]

@@Pissgremlin5964 let them flee. Weren’t really fans. I want shorter lines and discounts. Plus I’ll buy the stock dip. They probably want this to happen anyways so they can buyback at a discount.

[@Pissgremlin5964]

@@drosas85 they're not real fans because they refuse to let a company treat them like garbage? And insult them? And squeeze every single last dime out of them? I bet you think if an abused wife left her husband it means she didn't love him either right? A REAL loving wife would have taken the abuse and tried to help him overcome the issues that make him an abusive piece of garbage. 🤦🏻

[@drosas85]

@@Pissgremlin5964 tldr

[@Stuffy504_]

I won't be giving disney any more money.

[@danielcarlson800]

👍

[@babytvaddict642]

I Would Tell My Parents Spend Money On Disney+

[@Mr.old-school545]

Awesome! They deserve what’s happening to them. The new operational managers and CEOs have literally destroyed what was once a awesome family friendly place

[@a.e.7988]

Agreed,. I don't want my kids vacationing with Drag queens. Disney, watch what you we wish for..

[@anttam117]

The narrator deserves his own channel. He could read his shopping list, complain about his wife, or whatever. I’d be more than happy to sit and listen.

[@fuzzywuzzy5749]

Because he's AI. Get used to it.

[@pw9373]

Just got back a week ago, it’s no where close to being empty. It’s still incredibly crowded but unbearably hot, they may be losing money on their streaming services but definitely not on the parks.

[@youflatscreentube]

My kids and I usually had annual passes during the early 2000’s. It was pleasant, rarely over crowded, and priced reasonably. We stopped buying tickets about ten years ago. Before all of these current issues; it was loosing its “magic”. So, these recent problems just put the finishing blows on it.

[@legendaryTMNICO]

People spend more money on video game consoles than 1 single theme park admission.

[@holdyourownnuts182]

@@legendaryTMNICOUmmm, a game console will last longer than a day at an amusement park, genius…!! Besides that, an entire family can play it without being charged individually….

[@NicoleS-lx4cf]

The relationship between Walt Disney and the CIA was so close, that they actually played a key role in helping Disney with the purchase of the land to build Disney World. Disney hired Paul Helliwell, who ran CIA operations in Southeast Asia, and “Wild Bill” Donovan, head of the spy organization that eventually became the CIA. With their help, Disney was able to purchase the land at a very low cost and retain control of the property

[@lamarcutts2511]

Wow Never Knew This. I'm Going To See What I Can Find About This, Thanks

[@Chillipep]

Exactly. It was a special place they built for their nefarious agenda they had for the children.

[@wendyfreeman32]

​@@Chillipepglad people are waking up ❤

[@MoralKombato]

I wonder what undiscovered ancient sites they built ontop or over on purpose. We will never know

[@thejollygreengiant9698]

Walt himself worked for the CIA. He was prompted to start all this for the benefit of the CIA (for narrative and mind control purposes)…..

[@kristinaharrison4545]

People don't want their children kidnapped by the employees

[@ThunderStruck94660]

Or didled

[@danielcarlson800]

👍

[@steveduerr6367]

Yikes.....PedoWorld

[@nospamallowed4890]

The worst is that unless you use one of their most expensive hotels you can't even buy a "fast" pass that actually functions and face horrible lines. The last time I went I had Genie (completely worthless due to its design) and when I tried to buy express passes for the popular rides at 6-7am... I had to wait because of the priority system and could only get a reservation for 7pm. Even their staff complained that Disney's treatment of them was much worse. Magical vacation... my rear end. That was the kiss of death. We were avid fans of disney parks but since that time we gave up on them. Now we only go to Universal and other parks and enjoy our time much more. RIP Disney.

[@babytvaddict642]

They’re Actually Charging People

[@thetnman9773]

Not because of economics, because of caustic wokeness.

[@mattf2860]

The weakness of Disney is absolutely disgusting. They actually have a section in the parks. Will you can bring a boy? And he will be dressed up like a princess that is disgusting.

[@GreggyMcfly]

Hell, it's happening in Wisconsin Dells as well. Nearly 3/4 of the hotels are either vacant or dead. Attractions are limited, and inflation is way up there. The Dells will recover. Disney won't.

[@ChatGPT1111]

Wisconsin Wut? Never heard of 'em.

[@dimitriberozny3729]

And the amusement parks in the Wisconsin Dells area had the same faith as in New England they averaged about $65 per admission excluding parking and food and opened the first week of June and closed up July 31st for the season!!!

[@nuts4fiber]

Check the availability of rooms at the Grand Californian Hotel, in Anaheim. Their 948 rooms were fully booked on the 4 random dates I chose, between Sept. 2023, and March 2024. They're not empty by any means. And the theme parks are jammed! I can't speculate on the Orlando Disney hotels and parks. We don't visit them anymore. Can't stand the heat and humidity. I do love the Wild Animal Park, though. Maybe once DeSantis is gone, we'll visit again.

[@ChatGPT1111]

@@nuts4fiber stay away from Florida ya nutter. We'll do just fine without you.

[@crosscommgps]

The last and final time me and my family went we only got on 1 ride at the end of the night!! it felt like we got tickets just to walk around and to see lines of people. We went back to our hotel mid day to get a nap in. We came back after the nap and more walking and watching lines packed with people. We were bamboozled. Never again will we ever be fooled to come and waste our money. These people purposely over packed their parks. The whole reservation system is a joke. If they worked as intended we wouldnt have to wait hours to get on a blasted ride!!!

[@ChrisCooling]

Our family visited in fall 1984 when it was reasonably priced for a world-class destination attraction. Researching a recent podcast, I looked into Disney World prices. In 1980, Disney debuted Unlimited Passport Tickets, priced at $18.75 for 2 days and $29.25 for three days (about $70 and $108 today, according to Inflation Calculator.) In March 2022, a three-day one park per day ticket ran between $325-$400 for an adult, depending on the time of year. How can an average family afford this?

[@sharkbark9338]

People have overwhelmingly rejected the woke nonsense, yet they refuse to stop. If I didn't know better I'd swear they destroying the Disney brand on purpose.

[@funniestever5333]

What is WOKE?

[@christinasanchez9146]

Disney has destroyed itself , if they didn't stick their Nose into politics or cram LGBT movies down our throats they wouldn't lose stock, etc. No great loss. Once we thought they were for kids , they have become " GROOMERS "

[@AKayfabe]

it might be partially because of that, however it’s not just about that because even those folks who don’t mind woke attitudes, or even have those views themselves, are still not going to the parks either due to overpriced everything, and many people simply don’t have the patience for those places now that they have been at home, doing things in small groups since 2020. I would never pay $109 dollars to go walk around Disney all day waiting in lines, when for that price I could go see a concert I actually care about

[@TwinSister1957]

@@funniestever5333

[@Shadow_Banned_Conservative]

I stopped supporting Disney probably a decade ago. No more theme parks, no more buying Disney movies for my friend's or relative's children. NONE. Today's Disney is not the one I grew up on. It can woke itself out of existence for all I care.

[@michaelgolebiewski2099]

I am just being honest. Maybe we all have a different definition of "empty". I spent last weekend as Disney World and it was packed everywhere I went. The hotel I stayed was full, the parks were full and wait times for popular rides were well at the 1 hour level+. If you wanted a restaurant reservation you had better have booked it well in advance. So I am not sure why we keep hearing that Disney World is empty - maybe it's less than previous years - yet it seems pretty busy to me.

[@RaZhanBreonna]

Right !! maybe it’s being calculated differently comparing to the early 90’s/00’s and 2010 era . But they definitely seem to still be making money .

[@laogia69]

The only way I can tell if a company doing well or not is looking at their stocks. Disney's stocks is down a lot.

[@artawhirler]

It's simple. People hate Disney now. "Get woke, go broke."

[@Charmywoo]

they disney hotel california is still $800-$5000 a night. we go next week but our friend is a member of staff so we have passes. otherwise we wouldn’t be going, not at $200 each to get in and the hotels nearby at way cheaper than the disney hotel too. i’ll come back and edit this comment to tell y’all how empty it is ❤

[@Vixen743]

Honey you’re crazy don’t make that mistake don’t waste your money on something like that Disney is not worth it within the last three years there’s seven movies that they put out have flopped they suck plain and simple there’s no other explanation they are woke and they’re going to go broke because nobody wants to pay that amount of money for freaking trip only to stand out in the heat and buy lousy, expensive trinkets and shitty food. Don’t do it.!!

[@blackkitty420]

Been 8 days, I'm curious

[@nuts4fiber]

@@blackkitty420 Don't hold your breath! LOL!

[@nuts4fiber]

I was curious, and you are right about the astronomical prices for a room. I checked 4 random dates, from today Tues., Sept. 5, up to March 21, 2024, and the prices were all over $1,100 a night (I remember staying there for $465 in the early days). But you couldn't be more wrong about the empty parks. THREE of the 4 random dates I chose at the Grand Californian, they had NONE of their 948 rooms available! So I'm guessing the parks will be pretty jammed, too. (The only one of the 4 random dates I picked, that have ANY rooms available, is my bday, which happens to fall on Thanksgiving day this year. ...And only 9 rooms are available).

[@WJasonW]

Has Charmywoo been on any milk cartons? I think them are missing.

[@bromion5123]

It is Woke.I would not give them a penny.

[@nyki7fykxtjxyi]

The fagic of disnep

[@bilson7523]

One thing I am surprised you didn't cover in here, which I think is _huge_ is that engagement with kids is down. Back in the 90s/00s, when those parks printed money, Disney was seen not just as a kid friendly brand, but a brand that kids identified with. The 10s/20s has seen Disney fail on both of those labels. Disney's politically charged messaging has brought the divisiveness present in modern politics into parental focus, so many parents see engagement with Disney as political now, so many parents now see something as simple as a Disney World vacation as inherently aligning with their world views. On top of that (and potentially more importantly), Disney's lack of content which appeals to younger/pre-teen audiences has resulted in failing engagement with younger kids. Couple that with Disney's "Princess Problem" (i.e. they turn every IP into something that feeds into the "Disney Princess" brand, even Star Wars and Marvel), and the result is Disney has spent the last decade building a brand that is targeted at women in their teens and twenties, rather than kids and pre-teens in general. These issues have collided into a reality that Disney World is just not a destination for parents with young kids anymore, and the age demographics that Disney appeals to aren't likely to prioritize a Disney World vacation given the cost of it is comparable to an all-inclusive, and there are way more cost effective travel options. Seriously, just look at the data for the 5-12 demographic. That age group just isn't watching Disney stuff like they used to back in the 90s/00s. Video games are absolutely booming in that demo, and you're seeing KZbin, Netflix, and Comcast brands really push into the spaces Disney used to occupy. Speaking anecdotally, I am a great example of the problem Disney has. I have daughters who love Disney Princesses, they have bought into the brand, and I can tell you that my kids aren't bugging me for a Disney vacation, it just doesn't click for them, even when I show them videos of what happens there (we've entertained going three years in a row now). My oldest daughter wants vacations to revolve around water parks, she thinks the Magic Kingdom looks cool, but every time it has come up she just asks me if they have a water park there. Her younger sister doesn't understand why we would go to Florida to see Jasmine or Rapunzel when they can "just come to her birthday party" (we hired Princess look-alikes to be at her birthday for like 200 bucks). I hate to say it, but Disney kind of made this bed for themselves. Its been 15 years in the making, and they've had plenty of warnings along the way. I can't feel sorry for them.

[@juliegross2689]

U can go to kings Island much cheaper and my grandkids loves it

[@johng1943]

@@juliegross2689 I’ll be flying into Orlando in January for five days before picking up a ten day cruise to the Caribbean. I won’t be going to any parks but just staying in Orlando for five days will be costing similar to the all inclusive cruise fare. People are looking for value now and Disney especially isn’t value at all.

[@diaa9011]

SPOT ON!!! ….When Baymax stood bewildered at the supermarket aisle getting advice from a dude for tampons, I threw in the towel.

[@SgtSkrog]

Funny, one of the pictures up front was Universal Studios. At both right now, Disney World was not empty. I hate crowds. anytime you have to wait 2 hours to get on a ride shows not empty. Even if attendance down, still way over crowded Cost will hurt both Disney and Universal eventually. Next time I spend like this will be on a beach in Hawaii. These to me are just like Las Vegas, way over priced. Less crowded is not empty. 3 of us, each meal averaged $150. That , crowds and ticket prices.

[@GOTHICMAMBA35]

They ruined it with genie plus and lightening lane. Fast passes used to be free. Now it's too expensive

[@fjm1061]

It’s not the money as it is their pissing everyone off with their grooming

[@Asigedge]

I went to disney in 2018. We paid 17 bucks for a hotdog and a small soda. The wait times, even with the fast pass that we paid extra for was 3 to 4 hours. After being in the hot ass sun all day, we only got on 2 rides and saw some of the parade. It was NOT worth the money. Even the parents and young kids were over it. Now the current prices make it beyond unaffordable.

[@AM-bv8vi]

That's what happens when you turn off 99% of the customers!

[@bobbyb322]

It's simple Disney, our kids are not yours to exploit.

[@FBA_AllTHEWAY]

$5 for bottled water!?😳 what kind of water is it? Robbery!

[@danielcarlson800]

Bud Light Water😂!!!!!!

[@celestialearthstead]

$5 for a single bottled water? Sounds like the airport. Squeeze is getting tighter

[@edthelazyboy]

I am not spending thousands of dollars just so my family can spend days waiting in lines under the summer heat.

[@americawalk1154]

I DIDNT go to disneyland since 2007 ever since price went above 100 bucks. i barely get to play those rides, long fkin line and IM NOT gonna pay extra for express passes. i went hiking and bike ride at beaches instead... etc.

[@HEHE-dx9og]

Right $100.00 for long lines, over priced garbage food. It takes 5 days to hit all the rides because of the long lines standing in the sun baking. Nah I will spend my hard earned money someplace else.

[@donnamilligan1763]

I know you can take your kids to Mexico right on the beach for the same price for the weekend

[@mattstone8878]

El Chapo says..."hola" 😅

[@HelenaForeroCleves]

I went to Disney in December, 2021. I remember that I paid $5.00 for a small coffee that wasn’t the best coffee. Disney is trying to recover post plan de mic, plus the last movies are trying sensitive topics that a lot of parents disagree.

[@D-B-Cooper]

Who wants to pay hundreds of dollars to see some dudes in princesses dresses.

[@ricski64]

True-doh would

[@danielcarlson800]

Wokes!!!!!!

[@JamesBrown-db9pk]

we got that in the wh house

[@Natalie25899]

This‼️

[@danmittler6321]

That's terrible ,what a bunch of idiots

[@elewmompittseh]

Anyone remember waiting a full year to watch Fiddler on the Roof, Mary Poppins, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, etc? And those Disney Specials a few times a year? We used to make it a weekend and all congregate at the cousin's house because they had the best TV, and our aunt would make pizza and popcorn. TV was free then...with commercials (aka bathroom and snack breaks)

[@philiptan2051]

Disney parks are very expensive and most of the visitors are foreigners from the east who have plenty of money to spend. Americans are getting poorer by the day as the inflation is pushing the prices higher and their purchasing power down the toilet. This is just the beginning and the worst is yet to come.

[@marshafisher71]

So sad isn’t it

[@matthewsmith2362]

Our standard of living is changing in front of us

[@itsallagame2013]

East? I would say LATAM and Mexico. I worked there for nearly 5 years and yes you have from the east but its packed with South Americans. Can´t blame them they grew with Disney as we did over here.

[@philiptan2051]

@@itsallagame2013 really? May be that is why they walked all the way through South America to the borders between Mexico and the usa, all wanting to see the Disney land. 🤣🤣🤣

[@JoeGator23]

@@matthewsmith2362 Day 1 of this disaster was when o'biden cut cut off oil production in the USA. EVERYTHING afterwards is just an affect of this intentional plan to kill the middle-class for the WEF's elites and boost their profits while destroying competition. The banks and corporations are in on it, too. The division worked like a charm, especially with those from the public school system that dumbed them down for decades. It is seriously starting to look like "game-over" if the proverbial pendulum does not swing back soon.

[@SoulfulAde]

The AVERAGE US family spends $5100 a month? I don’t think so. Maybe the top ten percent, but certainly not the average.

[@destoopian7312]

Part of it's over priced the other part is people are tired of Disney playing politics , they lost their special tax exemptions for the area

[@manictiger]

ESG scores, identity politics and manipulative behavior. Get woke, go broke. People just wanted entertaining movies. RRR and Puss and Boots are examples of how to entertain correctly.

[@government_costumes-ui5lx]

Well certainly people are tired of their political however you have to figure that for every person that is against their stance there's probably three people that aren't that could care less. So the real race that Disney is having a shitty time is simply because most people don't have the money to go there it's insanely priced furthermore if you stop and think about what the typical theme park experience is it's hardly fun you stand in the sun all fucking day and you're lucky if you get three rides because the lines are insanely long. I can say that it's not just Disney have a problem so the company they've been having problems for years to be honest things at Disney haven't been the best since pretty much the mid-90s I mean it's been 25 years they've played slight amounts of hell trying to get people down there I think what has happened for the most part outside of the political stuff is simply the concept of theme parks is just dying it's a business format that literally dates back $150 years so the bigger most important question about all of this is simply for how many generations can you actually expect people to be super excited to pay loads of money to get into the park to do nothing more than stand in the hot fucking son and pay 60 bucks for a shitty lunch I mean that cannot go on forever it does not matter if it's the political crap that touches it off coupled with economics or if it's pure economics that touches off the decline the point is people have lost interest I don't think people really understand the sun was screaming kids all fucking I think America is literally asking themselves why they volunteered to do that to begin with!

[@destoopian7312]

@@government_costumes-ui5lx all true you and Manictiger are right for sure. it all adds up which is why mentioned the tax exemptions that were revoked that did some damage to stock prices . Disney having issues dates back to the 90's or early 2000's . But last 2 years it's Hemorrhaging money and reputation .

[@matthewfusaro2590]

Their movies bombed so they try to make up for it with higher ticket prices...big mistake.

[@rogersmith7396]

No kid gives a rats ass about politics. And no one gives a damn about MAGA. Price, pure and simple.

[@carefulconsumer8682]

Last time I was there it was overcrowded, too expansive, and I saw two fist fights break out right in front of all the kids. I won't go there again. Disney is now worse then Chuck-e-Cheese!

[@paul-young]

'but here's why the stock price could be too cheap to pass up now " Boy they never miss an opportunity to motivate you to buy. Who in right mind would buy disney stock. Only rich wealthy people who don't care where all their millions are going because they trust their advisor.

[@ellau5850]

Disney will keep going down, cheap can get cheaper

[@manictiger]

I don't think I've ever invested in a luxury service. I built this business just after the 2007 housing-crisis. One of the first things I did, was understand the difference between a need and a want. People need banks (for the most part). They need oil. They need internet. They need electricity. They don't need restaurants, hotels, cruises and theme parks. Happiness died in 2009. We're in a declining empire. Invest wisely and don't neglect your physical assets, because this all comes crashing down, all that might actually matter is how much water, food and ammo you have.

[@kellychuang8373]

That isn't to surprising now.

[@davidgriffin433]

Pedos buy Disney

[@benvoronov2306]

Exactly right! Two and a half years ago, I asked my investment manager to sell all my Disney stock. He was reluctant, citing the strong performance of the parks. I insisted, based on my dislike of the company's leftism. He sold the stock and I made a good profit. Now, investment gurus are telling people to buy. I smile whenever I read that. A company that's selling assets is what we in the infantry used to call "a withdrawal under pressure" or, in other words, a retreat. Disney's woke ideologues will never give up their leftist religion, the board will just hire another Iger after he leaves and the company is doomed. Anyone who buys Disney stock now is what my father used to call "a damned fool".

[@Ninnjette-]

You were a kid in the 50s? Lucky.. I was born in 84, I swear I have an old soul all I do is watch old shows from the 50s 60s 70s. Gunsmoke being my absolute favorite, what was it like in the 50s and 60s? Was it like they say it was? You could actually afford a house and car, everyone was active and very social. Everyone treated each other with kindness, society actually had respect for each other.

[@bosskbounty]

Duck and Cover drills, Assassinations of JFK, RFK and MLK, social unrest, unpopular wars in Korea and Vietnam. Peachy!

[@chelktty]

Hmmm this is a hard one to figure out. Take the family to Disney for one day or be able to pay for gas, groceries and utilities for a month or two? 🤷‍♀️

[@babytvaddict642]

I Would Choose Disneyland

[@magic2506]

It is so hot, humid and disgusting in the summer at Disney. Never.

[@donnamilligan1763]

Exactly. The prices are way too high. How can a family even afford to go and it’s so packed you can’t even get on a ride. They should have specials for the two day pass.

[@EroticOnion23]

Pay $10k per person just so your kids can get groomed??...😅

[@OTBDBOY]

It’s this blistering heat rn no one wants to stand ona giant slab of concrete for hours in the 100* weather

[@cmontes7961]

It doesn't matter if park attendance is down. They are making 10 times to profit on that 30 dollar hamburger and 22 dollar cotton candy plus the add ons like fast pass. First rule of sales is to milk less people for more money not the other way around.

[@dimitriberozny3729]

Here in New England,Lake Compounce and Canobie Lake had extremely LIMITED access this year:they opened the first week of June and already CLOSED for the season on July 31st!! And they both opened at noon and closed at 6pm during the week and 7pm on weekends!! And they were charging $65 per admission average without parking or food.

[@JD_JustDoing]

All else aside; to imagine paying out the nose to average two rides an hour during slow periods. What a scam.

[@kieranmcelhill1899]

Honestly Disney needs to put Back the magic into Disney. They need step back from Hollywood and refocus on the theme parks. Lower the prices of the tickets and make it about the family experience again And maybe then release the odd movie. I’m a 41 year old metal head who was brought up on there movies. And It’s sad that kids today won’t feel that same warmth inside.

[@flairfan4life1]

Also, with high prices charged, there is no reason to make $600,000,000 dollar movies. Disney employees are making $18.00 per hour. That is NOT enough money to live in the State of Florida anymore!

[@LA70S]

Amusement park jobs require few skills for the most part. I'm not defending Disney at all but employers pay for skill levels. As an employer, I would expect to pay my college educated accountant much more than a highschool dropout bussing tables. Salaries aren't based on the value of a person. You cannot put a price on a person. But skill sets are much different. If a person wants to earn more money, that person needs to learn a skill set that is in demand.

[@gregmarino5248]

The reason Mickey Mouse wears white gloves is so that when he picks your wallet he don’t leave fingerprints

[@jessemays9427]

It's the agenda people are getting wise to.Let the kids grow up innocent already.

[@ryanp8935]

Raised prices plus hotter summer equals no tourists.

[@chriseustace9734]

Disney might consider reducing the entry fees substantially to raise attendances as a come on to spend on all the other offerings !

[@jkpiii4513]

Agree. Just be prepared to pay $20 for a bottle of water. They have to make that up somewhere.

[@steveduerr6367]

@@jkpiii4513 Bring your own water for a dollar a bottle

[@KimberlyOakley-y4j]

remember when the toddler was eaten by the alligators, that is when i decided to never go back to disney or buy anything disney. the hotel had a man made shore line inviting you to come wade in the water, the only warning signs were Do Not Swim. but no warning signs of gator infested waters. how sick is that. they should have been charged with murder. and management was alerted by several people who noticed the alligators from their balcony,and the response was oh the gators are our friends. well they were not the toddlers friend.

[@TroutWest]

Not Disneyland Anaheim, it's packed every week still.

[@honeybeee20001961]

Not For Long lmao!

[@danielleslater9301]

I’ve never been fond of Disney. They expect people to love Disney forever but the prices are completely out of control & things that I can’t say on here.

[@RayRay82]

Disneyland has been way overpriced for the past 15 years!

[@danielcarlson800]

40 years!!!!!

[@jonibradley2820]

At least!

[@BI-11y_TheStormTrooper]

Shouldn't of trash talked your fans and never listen to us .

[@claydogmadman6295]

I just got to say, I love this narration voice...👍

[@hlgrmdr9556]

their new remake movies are a disaster, They need to fire whoever's in charge of this company

[@ivannightly1919]

more and more people I know are saying no to going seeing the increasing political action by the company dont want their kids exposed to some of their idea

[@Necromancer1776]

Because cost of living is skyrocketing inflation price increase. Out of touch CEOS and executives giving themselves massive raises while laying people off

[@dalepinney5001]

Electric cars not selling , Disney parks empty , coffee houses closing and shopping malls empty Now I'm not the most intelligent man on the planet but everything has a value and if the purchaser feels that item is too expensive and they feel they're not getting what they paid for they won't purchase it again

[@richardscathouse]

No. You truly are not. Back under your rock 😡😡😡👎

[@bethocdunwitty6641]

Tracking our families? Why did the spaceship earth exit show ask us to put in our e-mail and take pictures of all faces and where did that information get dispersed to? RFID tracking of each person's park location due to our wristbands? Creepy

[@Kevin51611]

The theme park I work at charges you $18 for 4 chicken tenders and $12 for a large fry.

[@eriq54321]

How much for a bottle of water

[@ginatrue5716]

Everything is money money money...I'm not gonna pay 20x it's true value.

[@Kevin51611]

@@eriq54321It depends where you get it. The vending machines charge you $5. You can get it free at restaurants or refill stations. .

[@garyclark979]

I spent a week in Peru in May. Stayed in Arequipa Peru at a 5 star hotel. Beautiful weather. Forget Disney World.

[@TheSimba86]

the prices on everything Disney has gotten crazy high and people are tired or all the woke virtue signaling in all their shows

[@paul5896]

I am woke and proud of it.. I am a scientist so I want to be aware of everything!! Not live in a cave and have my own delusions... lol

[@Beeraltar]

That was on purpose. Disney wants to make its theme parks more of a luxury experience. You spend more but atleast no 2hr lines

[@paulb8030]

@@paul5896If you actually cared about knowing everything, you’d be asking questions to understand this person’s pov. Instead you’re woke virtue signaling; the exact thing the original comment is calling out.

[@paul5896]

@@paulb8030 I know enough about the Trump and Desantis MAGA positions and as a life time republican the ignorance exhibited by this party today is a disgrace to the party I knew and grew up with!! Everything is politicized by narrow minded people!

[@hillbillyhomestead1966]

​@Misantropiainvierno democrats and Republicans are useless including the federal government

[@manofsteelix]

We all stop going for 2 months and watch them cut tickets in half.

[@torriegochnauer9698]

I guess Mickey's gonna have to pull some tricks in the rest rooms to make ends meet?

[@skipschauer5535]

No! People are pissed with the company!

[@gaeilgesinger1]

explosive prices are not the major reason for Disney's desolation. Disney has done it to itself.

[@MisuTee]

Instead of running a family and children friendly business, DIsney became money oriented, I.E., GREEDY. So this is KARMA