Articles tagged “disney parks”

Disney executives feel good about their theme parks division and don't see the economic slowdown everyone is talking about.

Alaska Airlines has unveiled its latest Disney themed aircraft, aptly named ‘Mickey’s Toontown Express,’ which has been inspired by Mickey’s Toontown in Disneyland Park.

Disney announced the transformation of Disneyland’s Paradise Pier Hotel into a Pixar-themed hotel will be completed and open for business on January 30, 2024.

Today's edition of Skift's daily podcast examines a proposed junk fee crackdown, an uptick in Disney park prices, and a shutdown of more flights to Israel.

Disney is taking a different approach to ticket price increases in California compared to Florida, with industry experts suggesting it's strategic.

The re-opening of a park gives a short-term lift to results, but it will need growth across the division.

From political challenges to internal reassessments, Google Travel is clearly going through a transition.

Disney will be phasing out its advanced park reservation system in 2024, part of the controversy in the recent Dream Key Pass lawsuit. What this means for crowd control going forward remains to be seen.

The idea that a giant tourist attraction like Disney could fall victim to price sensitivity, especially under the current macro economic conditions, is telling. It further underscores that if theme parks are going to charge an arm and a leg, they need to deliver an experience worth the price tag, to remain competitive.

Disney’s Paradise Pier Hotel, in Anaheim, California, is currently transforming into the Pixar Place Hotel, the first fully Pixar-themed hotel in the U.S.