Intresting article from Orlando's paper concerning tourists, timeshares,etc.

Thanks for letting us know about this interesting article, ncligs. Wasn't today wonderful in NEO. It makes dreaming of Disney even sweeter.
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Hmm.... interesting article. This looks like an Ohio thread.......

At least you've got some nice ski options up your way. The one new option we were developing ended up closing. Spicy Run had a 600ft vertical drop, and was about 1.3 hours south of Columbus. Otherwise, I'ts a 4.5 hour trip to Seven Springs. Holiday Valley and Peak n Peak are pretty close to you, that's a nice winter entertainment option.

Given this article and teh reduced Disney influence, perhaps we'll see the Hard Rock Hotel added to the DVC Concierge Collection..... maybe in 2041.

We don't venture offsite except for groceries and supplies, but we anticipate doing this more in the future. It seems like that if you really want to maximize your time and enjoyment at universal, that staying in one of thier hotels and taking advantage of the front of the line pass is the way to go.

I'd forgetten about their needing to pay for thier new ships. Big capital investment. The article makes a great point about missing the market with young kids, although I'll bet it would be a tougher question to answer if the comparison was Buzz Lightyear vs. Spiderman. Disney needs to develop new attractions. The spiderman ride is kicking thier tail. There's plenty of opportunity at MGM and Epcot for new innovation. Kind of sad to see some older ride reminants just sitting there. ALthough our DVC sales seem to keep continuing.
 
Originally posted by caskar
. Wasn't today wonderful in NEO. It makes dreaming of Disney even sweeter.

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caskar, we can't wait until 4 more years go by(retiring)..........then we are out of Ohio.
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Good article ncligs. Competition is great and will keep Disney on there toes. I would like to see Disney take more risk than there recent theme park additions. A fifth theme park " Coaster Kingdom " would be cool. They could locate it outside there traditional theme park loop to keep the traditionlist happy.
 
I can relate to that article:
Universal and IOA offer a $109 yearly pass for Florida Residents with only summer weekends and Christmas blacked out. Disney offers a seasonal pass for $189 with all of the summer, christmas, easter, 4th of July, and New Years blocked out.

I am going to BCV's during the summer week days (weekends are too expensive in regards to points). Guess which parks I am going to go to.

Andrew
 



















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