Alicenwonderment
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Maybe bring back annual passes.
Doubtful. Many don't realize that a lot the changes to the parks started with Iger. Chapek was hired to implement them and be the bad guy.Maybe bring back annual passes.
same. I just saw it and was like "I bet Disboards is exploding!"Just saw this, and my first thought was I gotta see what people are saying over on the disboards!
De’Amaro would certainly be a choice supported by parks division cast members.Iger is only signing on for two years to basically train his successor, so he probably already knows who that person is (Demaro?) and that person will most likely be running Disney hand in hand with Iger during the transition
Disney stock up 8 percent in pre market. It’s really amazing how universally hated Chapek was.Demand remains high, thus I don’t see any positive changes in regards to cost.
But Iger “gets” Disney magic, he “gets” imagineering, he just “gets” Disney. Chapek never did, and never will. You can’t fake that.
One thing that will instantly change… morale. A Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow begins with Iger on top![]()
And how long will it be until people are cursing his name like they curse Chapek's? People have short memories and short tempers.
He needs firing immediately- he fell totally in line with the disasterous ‘Chapek Vision’ as far as I can tell.De’Amaro would certainly be a choice supported by parks division cast members.
He needs firing immediately- he fell totally in line with the disasterous ‘Chapek Vision’ as far as I can tell.
Yes but I think Chapek proved your resume must be more diverse to lead a diverse product company.De’Amaro would certainly be a choice supported by parks division cast members.
I think he’ll improve the park experience but I wouldn’t look for some things to come back or others go away.Iger understands how to make money for the shareholders AND make the guests feel special. It may take some time, but a return to how things felt before Covid will happen. But remember Iger is the one who wanted the IP injection into the parks. So if you don’t like that, that won’t change.
I agree those changes you want likely won’t happen in big ways.Although this is very welcome news we are still not planning a trip to WDW on our next vacation from the UK. Until all the hurdles are removed that we have to jump over just to get into a park and the on-site benefits are reinstated, there is little point. I hope Iger comes in like a bulldozer but we know that won't happen. Hurdles, Genie+ etc are here to stay....and that's why we will not return, much to our disappointment.
Highly doubtful. Perhaps give us a few more park days to reserve.I wonder if we see an attempt to woo back annual pass holders like removing park reservations requirements for AP and elimination of park hopping restrictions.
He either fell in line or Chapek would have fired him.He needs firing immediately- he fell totally in line with the disasterous ‘Chapek Vision’ as far as I can tell.
CEO has to be a bean counter, difference is how do you do it. Chapek was a product/retail/distribution guy. AKA DisMart. He made money with reducing production costs and raising prices. Results in short term but long term can’t sustain. His bubble burst.The Bobs are both bean counters and hold similar views ...Igor will provide a better optic. Bob the First won't be as vocal but will carry on in his predecessors footsteps ...more of the same. JMO
Same. We all decided after our trip this week(after 30 years of Disney) that we are done going to Disney. I'll be interested to see what happens now with Iger back.The chances of me and my family ever returning improved slightly. Still need to see some positive steps in the right direction, but nothing can be worse than what we've experienced with Chapek.