Are Disney parks really at 25% capacity? Does Disney having a cloning problem?  Plus we discuss your answers to questions we posed on social media, some rumor chatter, and much more! episode artwork

EPISODE · Oct 20, 2020 · 52 MIN

Are Disney parks really at 25% capacity? Does Disney having a cloning problem? Plus we discuss your answers to questions we posed on social media, some rumor chatter, and much more!

from DBC Pod · host Phil Schoen & Jason Dodge

Episode 029 ... Week in review of October 17th 2020 covering the following discussion topics ...Reminder, link to ways to support Disney Cast Members (and Universal Team Members): Spreadsheet link from @themeparkettes1) News of the week:- Bob Chapek says that Disney has still capped attendance at 25% of capacity … is this true?  The math says, yes - and we discuss this, but what are your thoughts? (source: NASDAQ)- Disney confirms increase to minimum for member benefits for DVC to 125 points effective 10/19 (source: DVCFan)- Rumors: More virtual queue coming (source: Blog Mickey) and Tron might not be ready for WDW's 50th anniversary (source: WDWMagic)- Disney opens up reservations through the end of 2021 and the park reservation system continues into the first 2 weeks of 2022.  Phil and Jason discuss how this impacted their plans/what they have now booked (yeah - planning!)Topic Starts @1:59 ...2) Topic: Pick one ride at WDW and move it to another park:- Thank you to everyone who contributed ideas on our various social media outlets!- Lots of variety - though a general sense of moving IP out of EPCOT and moving things to DHSTopic Starts @22:14 ...3) Topic: Pick one WDW dining option and add characters or experience to it:- Again, lots of great input!- Some interesting and good ideas, and we also talk about a comment from Steve from Facebook who would like to see characters removed from restaurants rather than addedTopic Starts @30:47 ...DBC Recommends: DSNY Deep Dive: Disney Park Clone Culture:- First of a new series of shows where Jack from DSNY does a "deep dive" into a topic - This one is focused on how Disney seems to be doing more and more "cloning" of attractions - brining something developed for one park and brining it, with little to no change, to another park- Jason and Phil discuss this - do we agree with Jack?Source: DSNY YouTubeTopic Starts @40:32 ...* Reminder to like, subscribe, rate, and review the DBC Pod wherever you get your podcast *Follow us on social media:- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedbcpodcast/- Twitter: https://twitter.com/PodDbc- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DBC-Pod-113844536980530Note: This podcast is not affiliated with any message boards, blogs, news sites, or other podcastsMusic: https://www.purple-planet.com

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Episode 029 ... Week in review of October 17th 2020 covering the following discussion topics ... Reminder, link to ways to support Disney Cast Members (and Universal Team Members): Spreadsheet link from @themeparkettes 1) News of the week: - Bob Chapek says that Disney has still capped attendance at 25% of capacity … is this true? The math says, yes - and we discuss this, but what are your thoughts? (source: NASDAQ) - Disney confirms increase to minimum for member benefits for DVC to ...

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