If Roy Disney is successful, do you think it will have any effect on DVC?

[anniet]

I'm wondering what everyone thinks about SaveDisney.com's quest to oust Eisner. Do you think if Eisner goes there will be less liklihood of VB and HH being sold, or more? Do you think a new regime might be more sympathetic to DVC members in the way of discounts on park tickets and such? Or do you think it doesn't matter who is running the company it won't change much of anything?

 

[Pa@okw95]

It is too late to turn anything around that Eisner has done to WDW. Two major changes have taken place at WDW under Eisner, first and foremost is the addition of value resorts that has opened the whole place up to the masses. The less demanding guests of the value resorts have brought changes to WDW. Take away the "family" rides like "World of Motion" and "Horizons" and replace them with thrill rides and the damage has already been done. You have an amusement park much like anyother and the guests to match. The once family park and deluxe accommodations have been out-numbered with the thrill rides and the value accommodations. What happened to the airlines after de-regulation has happen to WDW from Eisner. The less demanding guests have brought a change to WDW slowly but it is here. DVC has nothing to do with Eisner-we are however captive clients of whatever happens to WDW.