kylenne
Wakandan-American
- Joined
- Oct 16, 2016
Fireworks are so expensive, and I’m not sure that’s its doom and gloom to think they may keep them gone longer than they need to from a safety perspective (because I think if they wanted to have them and distance people appropriately even now they could figure out a way), if the addition of them isn’t going to cause an uptick in spending.
A morale booster to have Disney bring their nighttime shows back? Probably. But if the same amounts of people are staying away with and without fireworks what’s the benefit to Disney to spend all that?
I see what you're saying and agree, but part of me is also thinking about the trend they were on pre-closure to squeeze more money out of fewer guests, and how that might be an even more attractive option to them in the covid era. With lower overall crowds, it might be harder to sell dessert parties (I know the only reason I pony up for the HEA one is a guaranteed spot away from the madness in the hub). But it's even harder to sell those TPV rooms at the monorail resorts with no fireworks. It's a delicate cost/benefit analysis to make.
This is also why I think they want to figure out CL amenities sooner rather than later, and why I think VIP tours just got announced, first and before any other upcharge thing.