Christopher Palmeri, Bloomberg
Walt Disney hoped its new Star Wars Land would shore up profits as it makes an expensive push into streaming. But the light crowds and short queues have now manifest in the company's earnings.
2 weeks ago
Christopher Palmeri, Bloomberg
The new Star Wars Lands will definitely make fans want to visit Disney's U.S. theme parks but making sure crowds don't ruin the experience is a challenge the company is struggling with.
2 years ago
Leslie Patton and Anousha Sakoui, Bloomberg
As with any other horrific terrorist attack, any impact to tourism is always short-term. Especially in destinations like Orlando that already top travelers' wish lists.
3 years ago
Associated Press
We wouldn't expect anything less from the branding experts at Disney.
3 years ago
Hannah Sampson, Skift
Happiest place on earth? Not for chief operating officer Thomas Staggs, who is leaving the company despite expectations that he would take over in two years.
3 years ago
Sandra Pedicini, Associated Press
Everyone is upping their food game. For parks in Florida, the proximity to quality ingredients year-round is a key to their success.
3 years ago
Christopher Palmeri and Gregory Turk, Bloomberg
Disney's had many years and parks to learn from its mistakes and it looks like Shanghai won't go down in history books as a failed investment.
4 years ago
Amy Taxin and Alicia Chang, Associated Press
Making magic can get a little messy now and then.
5 years ago
Jason Clampet, Skift
When you wish upon a star, as the ad says, you'll go down in short-term history as a champion.
5 years ago
Samantha Shankman, Skift
Travel interest in national parks is on the rise, suggesting Facebook's check-in data is an indicator of current trends and the places that people are proudest to travel to.
5 years ago
Toluse Olorunnipa, Bloomberg
The combination of low wages for many theme park workers, low skilled jobs outside the park gates, and a housing stock flooded with vacation homes creates the perfect storm for central Florida's working poor.
5 years ago
Sandra Pedicini, Orlando Sentinel
There will always be some wins and some losses for employees during labor agreements, but it sounds like Disney tried to take concerns into account to create an acceptable plan.
5 years ago