Yeah, based on that they have a right, and I personally support it, but we have to keep in mind that upward of a thousand people will be negatively effected by this, traffic, noise, pollution, increased rent, and a lot of shit that they would have to go through.
@lukecrout5894 And they chose to move next to Disney on their own merits and now they have to deal with the park inevitably expanding. Sorry but Disney was there when it was nothing but Orange groves so anyone who moved into a house after the opening of the park made their to choice to deal with it.
Disneyland is not expanding, period. And when I take it over, it will shrink even if that means bye bye DCA and welcome back parking lot. John Hench would agree.
Considering it took them five years to build the Tron coaster in Orlando, I wouldn't count on anything opening before 2030. Meanwhile, Universal builds Epic Universe - an entire new massive theme park plus external infrastructure, hotels and roads in about three years. Disney has been a joke for a LONG TIME now.
Before Disneyland, that entire area was orange groves and farms. Everything that has come up around Disneyland has come up because Disneyland is there. The people living around it chose to be there. This expansion is really needed, as the parks continue to get more crowded.
They already get payed enough. 20 an hour to scoop popcorn is a great pay rate. How about California stops voting democrat and loving their inflation and high taxes and giving illegal immigrants free living and THEN people could pay their rent. It’s not a pay rate issue. It’s a political issue with the whole corrupt state of California.
Disney, like a job at Starbucks, isn't meant to be a lifelong bread earner but an entry level position. I feel for those people but they can get that pay nearly anywhere in CA so it's ultimately there choice to live in their cars in a very expensive county when they could make that minimum wage go alot further if they chose to move somewhere else
That's not Disney's fault. The CMs are paid well. Anaheim should stop listening to NIMBYS who don't want denser housing in fear of their homes losing value.
For those claiming Disney is encroaching on Anaheim: The Mouse was there first. Anaheim grew around Disneyland, which before was mostly orange groves. In fact, DisneyWorld exists because Anaheim squeezed in on Disneyland and caused Disney to find new land elsewhere. So if Disney wants to buy some land and expand their park, I say let them, better for them to do it in CA and not in FL.
Leftists who are blind by Disney corruption and clearly don’t care about sending their kids to college but instead to a doctor to try and change their genders 😂
No it's not. Disney is not expanding and must not expand. Time for Disney to shrink and stagnate in the 20th century. We'd rather have DCA be a parking lot.
@@stanfordite1 Happily the resort WILL expand, and the ugly parking lots will become tree-filled, themed areas. Anaheim wants Disney’s millions for their city parks, infrastructure maintenance, and affordable housing initiatives. VERY excited for the Disneyland Forward project to be passed in April, and the imagination can really begin!!
@@eddieg6436 No it will not expand and when I take over Disney and usher in the Make Disney Great Again era, everything will be done by asking "What would Walt do?" again and that means keeping Disneyland stuck in the 20th century where it belongs. Disneyland will be perpetually stuck in 1995 or even earlier.
@@eddieg6436 No it won't expand and when I take over Disney and make it great again, everything will be done by asking "What would Walt do?" again like management did for decades after his death and that means keeping Disneyland in the 20th century where it belongs. Hope you enjoy a park stuck in 1995 or earlier.
If it were my choice, one of these new lands would be a new World Showcase like at Epcot. Countries represented with multiple festivals throughout the year. That would be epic.
All of these people who chose to live near Disneyland and then complain about traffic and development are idiots. Disneyland was there first. No one forced you to live next to the world’s most famous theme park.
Disney is getting broken up by the government and losing every single thing it bought. It will have nothing but Mickey and animated movies again and will learn its place as nothing but an animation studio with some theme parks, chained to the mantra of "What would Walt do?"
This expansion seems like a win-win for Disney, Anaheim, and Disneyland guests. It's silly for anyone to be against Disney converting their own surface parking lots into productive, attractive-looking businesses, and even sillier to be against tourism in an area that already caters exclusively to tourists.
@@stanfordite1bro there a Fortune 500 company and breaking them up would create a monopoly between paramount WB discovery and Comcast it would be political sucide for anyone in government to propose an anti consumer and anti capitalist idea learn how a business works before jumping to a conclusion Pixar and Marvel are doing better than the main Walt Disney animation there not going to sell valuable assets if Iger even proposes that hes out as CEO
@@angelogiusti5283 Disney has no right to be a Fortune 500 company, it needs to learn its place in the world as nothing but an animation studio with some theme parks beholden to the "What would Walt do?" mantra like it was after his death for decades and will be again after I take it over and make it great again. Warner and Comcast are getting broken up , too. Teddy Roosevelt did the same to hundreds of companies including Standard Oil and he will be standing up in his grave and applauding. We don't use the word consumer in this country either and breaking up those companies will only help the public with more competition. Hope you get TCM because that Hollywood is coming back with the major film studios going back to the families of those great studio chiefs like Fox's Darryl F. Zanuck, the eponymous Jack L. Warner, and the great Louis B. Mayer of MGM. The classic Studio System will be returning taking Hollywood back to its golden age during the 1930s and 40s and movie stars will be under contract to the studios again with MGM once again back on top with "More stars than there are in the heavens."
@@angelogiusti5283 I'm a military man who outranks you, whom you take orders from and will show proper respect, and who knows future events. Yes it is realistic. Teddy Roosevelt would agree with me. Standard Oil and Ma Bell were broken up and that was good thing as well as breaking up Disney will be. I have family in Congress who are involved in the motion and so am I. Hollywood was at its best during the 1930s and 40s and will return to those days complete with stars back under contract MGM reigning over the box office back as Louis B. Mayer's dream factory where Clark Gable became King of Hollywood and where Judy Garland danced down the Yellow Brick Road.
The real question is for the locals, if you know the problems that Disney is causing with being woke, why are you financially supporting them by even talking/promoting of going there?
@@dougmartin7129 Walt Disney ratted his woke employees out to the HUAC and had them blacklisted like I will after I take over Disney and make it great again.
Disneyland Forward is not happening end of story. Disneyland needs to stop thinking of expanding and learn to stay the same. When I take over Disney and make it great again, I will keep it stuck in the 20th century where it belongs and ask "What would Walt do?" to get things done like Disney did after his death. That includes the possibility of shutting down California Adventure and turning it back into a parking lot.
@@thelejindoflenk8294 The only people allowed to visit will be Disney purists and traditionalists who can show their fan papers. That includes those that went during Walt's lifetime, their descendants, anyone educated in the way Disney was ran pre-Iger, and those who believe in the "What would Walt do?" mantra. Basically, Disneyland will be a private club for members only much like the Augusta National Golf Club, home of The Masters.
The only people welcome at Disneyland are those that went during Walt's lifetime, their descendants, anyone educated in the way Disney was originally run, and those who believe in the "What would Walt do?" mantra. When I take over Disney, the park will be a private club for members only. You won't be allowed to buy tickets without showing your fan papers.
Wait a minute. Wasn't Disneyland there first? Out in the middle no where with orange groves. Who told them to build a city around it?
If those boomers could read they'd be very upset
Yeah, based on that they have a right, and I personally support it, but we have to keep in mind that upward of a thousand people will be negatively effected by this, traffic, noise, pollution, increased rent, and a lot of shit that they would have to go through.
@lukecrout5894 And they chose to move next to Disney on their own merits and now they have to deal with the park inevitably expanding. Sorry but Disney was there when it was nothing but Orange groves so anyone who moved into a house after the opening of the park made their to choice to deal with it.
You have a great point, I think they needed employees to do the retail of it all, hotels and shops, ride operators ect.
Disneyland is not expanding, period. And when I take it over, it will shrink even if that means bye bye DCA and welcome back parking lot. John Hench would agree.
You bought your home next to a theme park what did you expect? If you want peace and silence maybe next time purchase your home next to a cemetery 😮
Nah really 💀
Disneyland was so good, they built a city around it :P
Considering it took them five years to build the Tron coaster in Orlando, I wouldn't count on anything opening before 2030. Meanwhile, Universal builds Epic Universe - an entire new massive theme park plus external infrastructure, hotels and roads in about three years. Disney has been a joke for a LONG TIME now.
Before Disneyland, that entire area was orange groves and farms. Everything that has come up around Disneyland has come up because Disneyland is there. The people living around it chose to be there. This expansion is really needed, as the parks continue to get more crowded.
Why are they Even Discussing this... Anaheim is Gonna do whatever Disney Says!!!
CASE CLOSED !!!
the lady from the city even speaking for Disney, the writing is on the wall they're doing it for the sake of it.
Anaheim NIMBYS are the worst
What about a pay increase for the Disney employees who are living in their cars in the parking lots that they plan to use to expand Disneyland
Well don’t worry Disney imaginary is creating robots to replace those communist unionizing workers.
They already get payed enough. 20 an hour to scoop popcorn is a great pay rate. How about California stops voting democrat and loving their inflation and high taxes and giving illegal immigrants free living and THEN people could pay their rent. It’s not a pay rate issue. It’s a political issue with the whole corrupt state of California.
Disneyland isn't for a long term career so cry harder😊
Disney, like a job at Starbucks, isn't meant to be a lifelong bread earner but an entry level position. I feel for those people but they can get that pay nearly anywhere in CA so it's ultimately there choice to live in their cars in a very expensive county when they could make that minimum wage go alot further if they chose to move somewhere else
That's not Disney's fault. The CMs are paid well. Anaheim should stop listening to NIMBYS who don't want denser housing in fear of their homes losing value.
How about create better Disney College Program housing?
Oh goodie, $500.00 gate prices.
For those claiming Disney is encroaching on Anaheim: The Mouse was there first. Anaheim grew around Disneyland, which before was mostly orange groves. In fact, DisneyWorld exists because Anaheim squeezed in on Disneyland and caused Disney to find new land elsewhere. So if Disney wants to buy some land and expand their park, I say let them, better for them to do it in CA and not in FL.
Exactly respect the original. not that other state knockoff.
Who can even afford to go to Disneyland anymore?
Don’t speak to soon
A lot of fuckin people 🤣🤣🤣 do u live under a rock or sumthing buddy
Leftists who are blind by Disney corruption and clearly don’t care about sending their kids to college but instead to a doctor to try and change their genders 😂
This is great news . Let’s get this ready
This is good!! Let them expand!! Magic way is 99.9% used by people going to Disneyland.
No it's not. Disney is not expanding and must not expand. Time for Disney to shrink and stagnate in the 20th century. We'd rather have DCA be a parking lot.
@@stanfordite1 Happily the resort WILL expand, and the ugly parking lots will become tree-filled, themed areas. Anaheim wants Disney’s millions for their city parks, infrastructure maintenance, and affordable housing initiatives. VERY excited for the Disneyland Forward project to be passed in April, and the imagination can really begin!!
@@eddieg6436 No it will not expand and when I take over Disney and usher in the Make Disney Great Again era, everything will be done by asking "What would Walt do?" again and that means keeping Disneyland stuck in the 20th century where it belongs. Disneyland will be perpetually stuck in 1995 or even earlier.
@@eddieg6436 No it won't expand and when I take over Disney and make it great again, everything will be done by asking "What would Walt do?" again like management did for decades after his death and that means keeping Disneyland in the 20th century where it belongs. Hope you enjoy a park stuck in 1995 or earlier.
@@stanfordite1 😂😂😂👌👌👌😳😳😳🤷🤷🤷
If it were my choice, one of these new lands would be a new World Showcase like at Epcot. Countries represented with multiple festivals throughout the year. That would be epic.
If people don't like it. Move. Disneyland was there before any of those people lived there.
JOBS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@15 bucks.😂
best take on here
All of these people who chose to live near Disneyland and then complain about traffic and development are idiots. Disneyland was there first. No one forced you to live next to the world’s most famous theme park.
The best thing about this was the way she said ZOOTOPYAH! lol 2:18
The guy that said I like the different experiences dude not everyone has the money to that we all deserve a piece of the magic
Nah they want to bring Simpsons once rights expire from Universal
Disney is getting broken up by the government and losing every single thing it bought. It will have nothing but Mickey and animated movies again and will learn its place as nothing but an animation studio with some theme parks, chained to the mantra of "What would Walt do?"
This expansion seems like a win-win for Disney, Anaheim, and Disneyland guests. It's silly for anyone to be against Disney converting their own surface parking lots into productive, attractive-looking businesses, and even sillier to be against tourism in an area that already caters exclusively to tourists.
They're expanding into a parking lot and building storied parking building.
Disney park is really small and gets super congested with ppl. It’s good they are expanding
No they're not expanding.
I hate Disney as much as the next guy but if it's their property, they should be able to develop it. Don't like it? Don't give them money.
If they own the land. Why not build it. More job opportunities for people
expansion to no more land lmao
They should bulldoze 100k Californian homes to build Disneyland bigger
how time get lose here
Coco Land and Wakanda in DCA, New Tomorrowland in DL 🤞
Disney is getting broken up under antitrust. Bye bye Pixar and Marvel.
@@stanfordite1bro there a Fortune 500 company and breaking them up would create a monopoly between paramount WB discovery and Comcast it would be political sucide for anyone in government to propose an anti consumer and anti capitalist idea learn how a business works before jumping to a conclusion Pixar and Marvel are doing better than the main Walt Disney animation there not going to sell valuable assets if Iger even proposes that hes out as CEO
@@angelogiusti5283 Disney has no right to be a Fortune 500 company, it needs to learn its place in the world as nothing but an animation studio with some theme parks beholden to the "What would Walt do?" mantra like it was after his death for decades and will be again after I take it over and make it great again. Warner and Comcast are getting broken up , too. Teddy Roosevelt did the same to hundreds of companies including Standard Oil and he will be standing up in his grave and applauding. We don't use the word consumer in this country either and breaking up those companies will only help the public with more competition. Hope you get TCM because that Hollywood is coming back with the major film studios going back to the families of those great studio chiefs like Fox's Darryl F. Zanuck, the eponymous Jack L. Warner, and the great Louis B. Mayer of MGM. The classic Studio System will be returning taking Hollywood back to its golden age during the 1930s and 40s and movie stars will be under contract to the studios again with MGM once again back on top with "More stars than there are in the heavens."
@@stanfordite1 idk if ur a bot or just a complete psycho but seriously its not realistic
@@angelogiusti5283 I'm a military man who outranks you, whom you take orders from and will show proper respect, and who knows future events. Yes it is realistic. Teddy Roosevelt would agree with me. Standard Oil and Ma Bell were broken up and that was good thing as well as breaking up Disney will be. I have family in Congress who are involved in the motion and so am I. Hollywood was at its best during the 1930s and 40s and will return to those days complete with stars back under contract MGM reigning over the box office back as Louis B. Mayer's dream factory where Clark Gable became King of Hollywood and where Judy Garland danced down the Yellow Brick Road.
I’d rather go to Knott’s Berry Farm.
Disney “expert”? You mean someone who has no real job.
Im a big Disney fan but. The city. should say no Disney doesn't need anything else
The real question is for the locals, if you know the problems that Disney is causing with being woke, why are you financially supporting them by even talking/promoting of going there?
Only really old, grumpy men use the word “woke”
@@catworld8119. I can tell that you have no idea what woke means.
@@dougmartin7129 Walt Disney ratted his woke employees out to the HUAC and had them blacklisted like I will after I take over Disney and make it great again.
Evil always win
What a joke from the woke
Disneyland Forward is not happening end of story. Disneyland needs to stop thinking of expanding and learn to stay the same. When I take over Disney and make it great again, I will keep it stuck in the 20th century where it belongs and ask "What would Walt do?" to get things done like Disney did after his death. That includes the possibility of shutting down California Adventure and turning it back into a parking lot.
Can imagine how much money it is going cost to go there!👎🏻🤬💩🚽🚫🌈❄️
Don’t speak too soon
actually Universal is charging more. Disney will match it next year in Orlando.
Well after I take over Disney, it will be less than $100 to go and all decisions will be done by asking "What would Walt do?"
@stanfordite1824 how would you address the 4 hour wait times then if it was only 100
@@thelejindoflenk8294 The only people allowed to visit will be Disney purists and traditionalists who can show their fan papers. That includes those that went during Walt's lifetime, their descendants, anyone educated in the way Disney was ran pre-Iger, and those who believe in the "What would Walt do?" mantra. Basically, Disneyland will be a private club for members only much like the Augusta National Golf Club, home of The Masters.
Adults should only be allowed in with a child
The only people welcome at Disneyland are those that went during Walt's lifetime, their descendants, anyone educated in the way Disney was originally run, and those who believe in the "What would Walt do?" mantra. When I take over Disney, the park will be a private club for members only. You won't be allowed to buy tickets without showing your fan papers.