- Mar 13, 2024
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Disney just held its 2025 Q1 earnings call, shedding light on how they've been faring in the early part of the year. Excitingly, there were updates about Disney's Lightning Lanes, ESPN's streaming integration, and a particularly intriguing query regarding Universal's upcoming theme park. Disney appeared upbeat about the competition and didn’t anticipate a major impact on park attendance.
Disney has some ambitious projects underway, following announcements from D23. These include a new Monster’s Inc. land, ‘Cars’ Land in Magic Kingdom, overhauls in Animal Kingdom park, and a new villains-themed land at Disney World. Universal's Epic Universe is also set to open soon, with themed "worlds" like How To Train Your Dragon and Super Nintendo World. Despite this, Disney's CEO Bob Iger conveyed confidence, stating any effect would be minimal.
Interestingly, Disney's summer bookings are on the rise, possibly influenced by the anticipation surrounding Universal's new park. Combine this with Disney's recent promotions, and you can see why there’s so much excitement! It's fascinating to consider how friendly competition could drive creativity and visitor numbers.
What do you think? Could Universal's new park shake things up more than anticipated, or will Disney's plans hold strong? Share your thoughts below!
Disney has some ambitious projects underway, following announcements from D23. These include a new Monster’s Inc. land, ‘Cars’ Land in Magic Kingdom, overhauls in Animal Kingdom park, and a new villains-themed land at Disney World. Universal's Epic Universe is also set to open soon, with themed "worlds" like How To Train Your Dragon and Super Nintendo World. Despite this, Disney's CEO Bob Iger conveyed confidence, stating any effect would be minimal.
Interestingly, Disney's summer bookings are on the rise, possibly influenced by the anticipation surrounding Universal's new park. Combine this with Disney's recent promotions, and you can see why there’s so much excitement! It's fascinating to consider how friendly competition could drive creativity and visitor numbers.
What do you think? Could Universal's new park shake things up more than anticipated, or will Disney's plans hold strong? Share your thoughts below!
