Walt Disney World Discussion | 10/16/18

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The creators of the Diz Unplugged podcast discuss several recent developments within the Disney ecosystem. The conversation begins with updates regarding Disney Cruise Line's potential development of a new island in the Bahamas, specifically Lighthouse Point, and the ongoing environmental and local concerns surrounding the project. The group also covers news regarding Disneyland Resort canceling a luxury hotel project in Anaheim following tax incentive disputes. A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to a legal discussion regarding Disney's petition to block autism-related lawsuits concerning theme park accessibility. Additionally, the hosts address rising costs for annual passes and parking at Walt Disney World. The episode concludes with a debate on whether fall remains the best time to visit the parks, given the increasing crowds and the shift in seasonal popularity driven by major events like Food and Wine. The creators also speculate on future industry trends, including the potential impact of Star Wars expansions and Universal Orlando's rumored Nintendo developments.
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Disney files petition to keep autism lawsuits from going to trial
The Walt Disney Company donates a million dollars for Hurricane Michael relief
You'll now pay more money to park at Walt Disney World parks
Fall may no longer be the best time to visit Walt Disney World
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