Disney Parks Cast A Dark Spell On Its Fortunes | Forbes Goes At Disney Again

Forbes is once again taking aim at Disney, this time calling out the company's mismanagement of its theme parks and how it's affecting Disney's stock price. In this video, we break down Forbes' criticism, what it means for the future of Disney parks, and whether this could impact the company's financial future. Is Disney's stock price in real danger? Let’s discuss.

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[briane]

They still have billions of dollars of debt from borrowing much of the 70 billion dollars to buy Twentieth Century Fox. They spent all that and only got the old films and I.P.s.. Nothing of the physical studio and land that they only have a few more years to rent.the sound stages. Then Murdoch can build Century City III and probably buy back all the films at a very low price. Their "plans" for all the new attractions are generally awful. But then, all the great Imagineers either retired or went to work for Universal. Oh, and Kathleen Kennedy will still be around to lose billions more making movies. Don't be surprised of Disney Corporation has a fire sale of most of it's assets just before it goes down the drain.

[pinkpear]

we are going for one day then doing the water parks and just hanging out at our condo relaxing less is more 4 days in those parks is hell fighting for your vacation i can’t do it again

[firstlast]

I was a super fan in the 90s and now it just sucks I won’t go anymore I haven’t been there in years because it’s the same old crap it’s just worse and double the price

[toddcribbs]

You don't have to tell me this cuz I know Bob Iger is a liability do the Walt Disney Company as CEO