[Caymus]

Originally Posted by Normal

Hopefully Spectrum drops Disney completely. They were paying them almost 2 billion a year without advertising. As far as the loss of ABC goes, it can be picked up as a local. The old business model that Disney depended on is gone. Just ask entertainers who have had to go newer and more creative ways to generate revenue. There are the Taylor Swifts of artistic revenue and then there are the rest. Sorry Disney Disney you are in with the rest. Gone are the big story book days. Disney is stuck in CD, cassette world, while the rest watch it for free through a multitude of platforms.

They may. Apparently providing broadband is much more profitable than the associated cable package. They want to provide "skinny" packages. Services like ESPN drive up the costs and many customers don't watch it.

[gatorbill1]

Originally Posted by HandyGrandpap

Nine year low today at $82.
Parks cost too much, long lines, hotels overcharge.
If you listened to the last Quarterly update, their answer to lower revenue is to increase prices.



Disney closes at lowest in nearly nine years as investors turn bearish | Reuters.

Look at it today and smile if you bought at $82 or less

[photo1902]

No one goes there anymore. The lines are too long! Haaaaaa

[Babubhat]

Get out of the streaming business and it will rise 50%. Activist investors will get the price up eventually.

[Keefelane66]

If you are a Florida Resident you qualify for discounts same for Universal

[Michael G.]

You better hope this distraction about Disney is short lived.
Those people bring in Mucho bucks to the state of Florida.
I'd hate to see our tax dollars go sky high if anything would happen to Disney.

[kkingston57]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Wow guess they do not understand their customer base.

Incredible what a 4 day stay at their parks cosdt these days

Probably less than Vegas. Just got back. Do not go there on a week end

[NatureBoy]

I'm very concerned about the results of the recent audit of the Reedy Creek Improvement District (RCID) by the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District (CFTOD). The sources I'm listening to say Disney could be on the hook for hundreds of billions in penalties and fines. Activist investors (Nelson Peltz and crew) can push Iger out, change the Board of Directors, and anything else they want, but if the government (state and/or federal) goes after Disney for the various crimes asserted in the audit, they could be in a whole world of hurt.