grinningghost
<font color=green>Has a thing for the Swiss Family
- Joined
- Apr 6, 2002
Oh to be a fly on the wall in a Disney board room...
Unless Disney starts trimming the fat - most notably, ABC, I fear it will continue to lose it's grip as Entertainment King. But, as time as shown us, Disney just isn't happy being Disney anymore. They want to own it all, do it all, be it all. In the end, they're forgetting what made them successful in the first place. Animation. REAL animation - not just computer generated stuff.
Ten years from now, I can see two things happening for sure, DCA closing up shop (or at the very least, being revamped into something more Disney-like, maybe another Disney Studios theme park or something) and a whole different AK. The park just isn't cutting it as is (I kind of like it, but I'm in the minority), and I think they're going to start plopping all sorts of new stuff in there (even if it's cheesy carnival ride junk), just to attract more people.
What I would LIKE to see is Disney standing up in front of the whole world and announcing that they're going back to basics at their theme parks and will be concentrating seriously on the details. A whole new advertising scheme based on being the best in the business when it comes to details and maintenance. That would take alot of nerve on their part, but man, would it be impressive. And even more impressive if they actually ACTED on it.
Unless Disney starts trimming the fat - most notably, ABC, I fear it will continue to lose it's grip as Entertainment King. But, as time as shown us, Disney just isn't happy being Disney anymore. They want to own it all, do it all, be it all. In the end, they're forgetting what made them successful in the first place. Animation. REAL animation - not just computer generated stuff.
Ten years from now, I can see two things happening for sure, DCA closing up shop (or at the very least, being revamped into something more Disney-like, maybe another Disney Studios theme park or something) and a whole different AK. The park just isn't cutting it as is (I kind of like it, but I'm in the minority), and I think they're going to start plopping all sorts of new stuff in there (even if it's cheesy carnival ride junk), just to attract more people.
What I would LIKE to see is Disney standing up in front of the whole world and announcing that they're going back to basics at their theme parks and will be concentrating seriously on the details. A whole new advertising scheme based on being the best in the business when it comes to details and maintenance. That would take alot of nerve on their part, but man, would it be impressive. And even more impressive if they actually ACTED on it.