Just interesting to see where they would put it since they are pretty landlocked being right on the water.Hmm...Possible announcement at the February D23 Expo in Japan?
Just interesting to see where they would put it since they are pretty landlocked being right on the water.Hmm...Possible announcement at the February D23 Expo in Japan?
Wouldn't they need to build it away from the other 2? I don't think they have much open area right there.News
Possible third park in Japan?
https://kotaku.com/tokyo-disney-planning-new-amusement-park-in-japan-1820832001
Exactly. Unless there is some land they own and plan on demolishing things nearby. The OLC isn't afraid to spend.Wouldn't they need to build it away from the other 2? I don't think they have much open area right there.
Yeah I do think price point is key.
For the College Basketball Experience it's currently $12 for ages 4-17, $15 for ages 18-64, $11 for seniors and $11 for military. Now I know they may charge more because it's NBA sure but the price points of the College Basketball Experience aren't too bad really. Depending on where you park down there you could pay more to park than to get in (especially true on event days were parking could run you $20-$40). At least with Disney Springs the parking is currently free and there's resort transit that you can take if you're onsite if you want to. So hopefully the price points for NBA are reasonable enough.
Always "weather permitting" at the Disneyland Resort. Especially at this time of the year.
Showing on the map is a TON of closely built homes just outside the park area. Land prices there are already probably very high, what with being both next to the park and still being in the Tokyo area. Plus that area also has schools, temples, etc. Temples especially probably wouldn't budge.Exactly. Unless there is some land they own and plan on demolishing things nearby. The OLC isn't afraid to spend.
Now apparently this says it will be expansion of both parks not a third park.Showing on the map is a TON of closely built homes just outside the park area. Land prices there are already probably very high, what with being both next to the park and still being in the Tokyo area. Plus that area also has schools, temples, etc. Temples especially probably wouldn't budge.
Didn't something happen with one of the hotels that are right there somewhat recently? Like closed or changed names or something?
More layoffs at ESPN!
John Skipper, President of ESPN, announced Wednesday morning that the network will be terminating approximately 150 employees. This brings the total amount of layoffs for the network in 2017 to about 250.
Source: http://www.foxnews.com/entertainmen...ound-cuts-at-sports-broadcasting-network.html
Now apparently this says it will be expansion of both parks not a third park.
News
http://wdwnt.com/blog/2017/11/breaking-tokyo-disney-resort-spend-2-7-billion-expansion-2025/
These news stories would be more informative if they would mention what % of the workforce it is. Yes, 150 (or 250) is a lot of people but is it really significant in terms of the total work force? In terms of total salary & benefits? Can't tell from this story.
Yes, in case you're wondering, I am a recovering bean counter.
These news stories would be more informative if they would mention what % of the workforce it is. Yes, 150 (or 250) is a lot of people but is it really significant in terms of the total work force? In terms of total salary & benefits? Can't tell from this story.
Yes, in case you're wondering, I am a recovering bean counter.
That trailer was better than the entire Justice League movie.
and I hate everything
according to the ESPN fact sheet: Based in Bristol, Conn., with approximately 4,000 employees (approximately 8,000 worldwide) ESPN Plaza includes nearly 1.2 million square feet in 18 buildings on 123 acres (additional 500,000 sq. ft. rented nearby).
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Avengers: Infinity War trailer has finally dropped
Trailer looks excellent - but hard not to.
Problem with a movie this overstuffed with characters is that it's impossible to give anyone a story-arc, and therefore they will be relying totally on the personalities developed in the previous movies and the plot - though it is quite possible they focus on Tony/Steve mostly like Civil War. That said, they can probably completely carry the movie with "OOOOhhh..Thor meets Peter Quill, OOOOOhhh Hulk meets Dr. Strange, Ooooh Spidey meets Groot." moments. (and they certainly carry the trailer with that.) I think they managed to stuff 30 characters in the trailer. I also think there's a good chance (And This is not a spoiler - I know nothing of the actual plot, it's just me theorizing.) that Avengers 3 & 4 kills off some characters for the emotional beats.
Trailer looks excellent - but hard not to.
Problem with a movie this overstuffed with characters is that it's impossible to give anyone a story-arc, and therefore they will be relying totally on the personalities developed in the previous movies and the plot - though it is quite possible they focus on Tony/Steve mostly like Civil War. That said, they can probably completely carry the movie with "OOOOhhh..Thor meets Peter Quill, OOOOOhhh Hulk meets Dr. Strange, Ooooh Spidey meets Groot." moments. (and they certainly carry the trailer with that.) I think they managed to stuff 30 characters in the trailer. I also think there's a good chance (And This is not a spoiler - I know nothing of the actual plot, it's just me theorizing.) that Avengers 3 & 4 kills off some characters for the emotional beats.
I just had this conversation with someone...I just can't see everyone making it out of all of that alive.