It really doesn’t matter who the new CEO turns out to be… the company is broke! As in-no money to do anything with those parks! Iger took care of that last fall by tying up money from ever reaching anyone who ever bought stock or invested in the company. Not sure if the SEC will approve it. D’Marro’s hands are pretty much tied. Bankruptcy is about the only way to get rid of this DEI nightmare!
My family has enjoyed Disney World annually for more than 30 years. The investment in upgrades are superior to any rival company, but there is also a very long lag in replacement time that makes me think our family should skip our trip in 2026 until the new attractions come to life and not be necessarily hidden behind so many construction walls in every park.
I also invest in DIS stock and can verify that investors are not happy about their unstable stock pricing swings. Currently I’m losing enough on my DIS stock that would cover 2 vacations there and counting. Hoping for better times ahead.
Comments for Disney Chief Officer Steps Down, Will Now Leave Company With Bob Iger
Teresa Harwick
Goodbye and good riddance to any Joe Biden appointe. 👋🏻
Angie D
Goodbye! You have all but destroyed Disney World. Even your first class resort is a rip off. I was there last summer; worst vacation I have ever had.
Daryl-Rhys
Well that’s a lie
Linda K.
New leadership will bring changes. Can’t wait to see the new adventures of Disney. Exciting!
Stacee
It really doesn’t matter who the new CEO turns out to be… the company is broke! As in-no money to do anything with those parks! Iger took care of that last fall by tying up money from ever reaching anyone who ever bought stock or invested in the company. Not sure if the SEC will approve it. D’Marro’s hands are pretty much tied. Bankruptcy is about the only way to get rid of this DEI nightmare!
Daryl-Rhys
Um the company is far from Broke. Are you a delusional cunt or something?
Bev
I wish him luck! Hopefully Josh brings Walt’s dream back of family affordable vacations because it’s to rich for many families right now.
John
My family has enjoyed Disney World annually for more than 30 years. The investment in upgrades are superior to any rival company, but there is also a very long lag in replacement time that makes me think our family should skip our trip in 2026 until the new attractions come to life and not be necessarily hidden behind so many construction walls in every park.
I also invest in DIS stock and can verify that investors are not happy about their unstable stock pricing swings. Currently I’m losing enough on my DIS stock that would cover 2 vacations there and counting. Hoping for better times ahead.