Let’s get spooky!
It’s almost Halloween Time at the Disneyland Resort, and that means it’s almost time for all our favorite seasonal touches. This includes Halloween decorations, Haunted Mansion Holiday, snacks, and merchandise.
food IS a theme park
Let’s get spooky!
It’s almost Halloween Time at the Disneyland Resort, and that means it’s almost time for all our favorite seasonal touches. This includes Halloween decorations, Haunted Mansion Holiday, snacks, and merchandise.
Connie Chiume, an actress who appeared in Disney’s Black Panther movies, has passed away.
According to a family statement, the South African actress, who had a decades-long career, died on Tuesday in a Johannesburg hospital at the age of 72.
If you’re a Stanley fan, get to Target ASAP!
Stanley tumblers have taken the Internet by storm in recent years, as anyone who has been on TikTok can attest. The in-demand company recently teamed with Magnolia for a limited-edition Target exclusive drop that’s sure to sell fast!
What’s this? What’s this? We’re seeing all kinds of NEW souvenirs on the Disney Store website, and they’re inspired by one of our FAVORITE Halloween movies: Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas.
In fact, Disney dropped a preview of a new Starbucks tumbler that we think will be a hot seller. Wanna see? You might want to mark your calendar now — this could sell out FAST!
The Walt Disney Company just had its Q3 earnings call, and while the company may be in a “slowdown” in terms of theme park financial results, Disney is sure that they will be able to make up their losses in the future.
During the Q3 call, both Bob Iger, the CEO of The Walt Disney Company, and Hugh Johnston, the CFO of The Walt Disney Company, addressed shareholders. They shared that the company had a 2% revenue growth in Q3, but during this, they said that they saw attendance flatten in the theme park this quarter, and they expect it to be similar in the next couple of quarters. They referred to this as a bit of a slowdown, but it is being offset by the entertainment business. While attendance might be down in the park, Disney has a plan to help bring revenue up more.
We have a tendency to do some serious investigating when McDonald’s drops a teaser about an upcoming product release. Between the new Happy Meal toys, the iconic debut of WcDonald’s, and even the release of adult Happy Meals, we’ve seen all kinds of interesting things happening at McDonald’s lately.
But now McDonald’s is up to its tricks once more, teasing us with another BIG release, and we think we’ve caught a hint about what may be coming.
The world is experiencing full Olympics fever right now, and we’ve had a lot of exciting news coming out of Paris. Not to mention everyone is LOVING how Snoop Dog and Flavor Flav have become America’s Olympics Dads.
So here’s the thing — with the Olympics being in Paris this year, you might think that means a lot of extra tourist dollars for the city. You might also think that would mean a lot of extra tourist dollars for Disneyland Paris — after all, so many people are traveling to Paris right now; they might want to hang out at Disneyland, right? Well, it turns out that isn’t really the case.
If you’ve been sharing a Disney+ password, Disney is coming for you.
During the 2024 3Q earnings call, The Walt Disney Company confirmed that its long-promised crackdown on password sharing for Disney+ and Hulu will be rolling out in September.
Disney is having attendance issues with its U.S. parks, but the company seems unconcerned.
On August 7th, the Walt Disney Company released its latest earnings report. Disney Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Hugh Johnston appeared on CNBC’s well-known Squawk Box program to discuss the report. During a wide-ranging interview that touched on subjects ranging from streaming to theatrical films to the upcoming sports bundle Venu service, the executive made some interesting comments about the company’s domestic theme park business.
We just got some BIG news from the Walt Disney Company.
On August 7th, 2024, Disney held its earnings call for the third quarter of fiscal year 2024. This is usually when we get some major reveals about how the company is doing financially when it comes to theme parks, Disney+, and more. And, according to Disney’s CFO, the latest price increases on streaming will be to thank for that.