Obviously, none of us can say why but I would be SHOCKED if any part of the reason was because they want to offer, "healthier," foods in the parks. The only reason ANYONE is offering healthy foods is the trend right now is for healthy food options. However, take a walk around and see what people are actually eating. I'm not seeing a ton of healthy food being eaten without the other stuff. That's just marketing talk.
At the end of the day--like everything else--it's about money. The deal to extend couldn't get done because the money couldn't be worked out. I do not, however, look down on them for this for the McDonalds situation.
That was Iger's response, about healthy foods, not mine. It makes me sick what I see some people consume at WDW on a daily basis.
I don't look down on them either - an 11 year partnership in the corporate world, is pretty good, I would think.
Tiger