A recent report explains that climate change has been more instrumental in disrupting attendance and business at Disney World and other Florida theme parks than we might have realized.
The Walt Disney World Resort has not had the easiest year, much like its parent corporation, the Walt Disney Company. Disney—the company—has seen massive reorganization with significant 7000-person layoffs (wherein 4000 people were let go, and 3000 job postings were canceled); Disney CEO Bob Iger has spent the year trying to clean up the mess that Disney found itself in after former Disney CEO Bob Chapek’s
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