AurumPunzel
DIS Veteran
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- Aug 20, 2018
That's what I've mentioned. The only way for that to be mitigated is if the other currencies starts to strengthen against the US $, and due to current economic and fuel problems in Europe (where the lion's share of international travellers come from, in my estimation), only the better-off are going to have the spending power, while the middle-incommers are not going to be able to go far with their money, especially as many of the benefits that existed before COVID and Chapek's controversial execution of changes are lost. Disney will have to start heavily discounting, and bringing back those lost benefits such as DDP, before they really start to haemorrhage guests to other parks like Universal.The problem here is the strong US Dollar. Conversion rates are pretty awful, so I wouldn't expect a whole lot out of international travelers.