Revenue for their parks is up over 70% YoY, and Disney+ isn’t struggling so much as not achieving the unlimited growth Wall Street seemed to think was possible.
Disney is far from dying yet, and even if they continue to fuck things up they’re probably “too big to fail.”
Revenue for their parks is up over 70% YoY, and Disney+ isn’t struggling so much as not achieving the unlimited growth Wall Street seemed to think was possible.
Disney is far from dying yet, and even if they continue to fuck things up they’re probably “too big to fail.”
I heard the opposite. Parks were failing gradually and Disney+ was like amazon+, a failure,
That's pretty easy to do when their parks were closed for most of the preceding year, and open for this one.
The question is, what is park revenue compared to, say, 2018?