Disney Economy is Back

From what I'm hearing the WDW Resorts are nowhere near capacity. The Deluxe Resorts seem to really be floundering.

Vacancies all around.

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Don't believe everything you read on the Boards. The only numbers to believe are gross revenue numbers and hotel occupancy numbers based on County tax records. Neither Disney not Comcast report all their numbers.

Do the deluxe resorts have the same capacity rates as moderate or value, no but they are not designed to. Anyway what really matters to Disney and Comcast are revenue numbers. There Comcast's Universal Division will have a much higher increase in numbers this year because they added 40% more rooms with the opening of Cabana Bay. Disney has had their increase in rooms a few years ago. Expect Universal's numbers to increase at least 20% in the next quarter just based on a small increase in attendance and the increase in hotel room sales. Anything less than that would be disappointing. As for Disney, Iger left himself open for a major issue if Disney does not have a good quarter because he said the results of MDE and FP+ would begin to show in this quarter. Given that they just reported with a P&R revenue increase of just 8% they had a 24% increase in profits the September quarter will be interesting.
 

I'm afraid I don't understand what you were saying here...could you elaborate, please?

I should have put a comma in. In the quarter ending in June, Disney Parks Division had an 8% gain in revenue which resulted in a 24% increase in profits. That is becuase hotel attendnance increased to 82% from 79%. Profits from hotels are extremely high once it reaches 80%. There was also and increase in park attendance and per capita spending.

The September quarter will be very interesting. Iger said that Next gen, that is MDE, Fast Pass plus and magic bands, will start to show returns. That would indicate in July things were going well. They must be expecting some good results or they would not have said something like that.

It is not really possible to compare the percentage increase in revenue of the two companies because Universal added 40% more hote rooms this year while Disney added none and neither company provides a break down of revenue between hotels and tickets and park spending.
 
I should have put a comma in. In the quarter ending in June, Disney Parks Division had an 8% gain in revenue which resulted in a 24% increase in profits. That is becuase hotel attendnance increased to 82% from 79%. Profits from hotels are extremely high once it reaches 80%. There was also and increase in park attendance and per capita spending.

The September quarter will be very interesting. Iger said that Next gen, that is MDE, Fast Pass plus and magic bands, will start to show returns. That would indicate in July things were going well. They must be expecting some good results or they would not have said something like that.

It is not really possible to compare the percentage increase in revenue of the two companies because Universal added 40% more hote rooms this year while Disney added none and neither company provides a break down of revenue between hotels and tickets and park spending.

Thanks seascape for clarifying:thumbsup2
 
Did anyone else find it interesting that when prices were announced in July, there were no increases in tickets or rooms?

The past few years there has always been an increase.
 
I was waiting for prices to go up, too. I was certainly surprised. Maybe it's because they did a price increase last winter also.... I think just on Epcot and HS or something like that. I don't quite recall at this time.
 




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