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Disney, Universal report devastating financial losses. How will this impact the parks moving forward? (Ep 60)
Walt Disney Co. lost $2 billion due to the coronavirus shutdown of Disney World and it’s other theme parks. Comcast said revenue at Universal parks fell 94% to $87 million. What do these eye-opening figures mean for Central Florida parks?
- Disney/Universal financial report (:44)
- A couple bright spots (2:04)
- Disney World: 50% of visitors were from out of state (4:02)
- Shop! Shop! Shop! (6:06)
- What does this mean? (6:49)
- Universal’s Epic Universe (7:49)
- California parks still on hold (8:28)
- SeaWorld: Ride openings delayed (9:30)
- Getting the most out of your reservation (11:26)
- Changes we can live with (14:45)
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By Orlando Sentinel theme park reporters
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Walt Disney Co. lost $2 billion due to the coronavirus shutdown of Disney World and it’s other theme parks. Comcast said revenue at Universal parks fell 94% to $87 million. What do these eye-opening figures mean for Central Florida parks?
- Disney/Universal financial report (:44)
- A couple bright spots (2:04)
- Disney World: 50% of visitors were from out of state (4:02)
- Shop! Shop! Shop! (6:06)
- What does this mean? (6:49)
- Universal’s Epic Universe (7:49)
- California parks still on hold (8:28)
- SeaWorld: Ride openings delayed (9:30)
- Getting the most out of your reservation (11:26)
- Changes we can live with (14:45)