The Walt Disney Co. is providing vacationers a particular package deal that features a non-public jet journey to all 12 theme parks for $110,00 per individual. Hong Kong Disneyland is seen above.
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It could be a small world in spite of everything however Disney followers should pay a hefty value to participate in its new promotion.
The Walt Disney Firm is providing 75 patrons a chance to journey through non-public jet to all 12 of its theme parks worldwide for a “bucket record journey.”
The value tag: $110,000 per individual. There isn't any low cost for kids.
Disney, which is advertising the 24-day journey as “Disney Parks Across the World: A Non-public Jet Journey,” says that the package deal consists of lodge and most meals.
The journey is scheduled to go away from Anaheim, Calif., on July 9, 2023, with bookings beginning subsequent week. Nevertheless, the $110,000 per individual price doesn't embody airfare to Southern California.
Vacationers might be flown to Disney theme parks in Florida, California, Japan, China, Hong Kong and France on a “VIP-configured” Boeing 757 operated by Icelandair — which is able to flying nonstop over lengthy distances. The plane’s crew will embody a chef, a doctor and three employees members.
The journey consists of stops on the Taj Mahal in India, the pyramids of Giza in Egypt, and the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Deep-pocketed fanatics can even be handled to an occasion on the Lucasfilm Campus in San Francisco in addition to Walt Disney Studios in Hollywood, Calif.
Disney’s theme parks enterprise continued to rebound within the second quarter after two years of pandemic lockdowns have been lifted.
In the course of the interval ending April 2, Disney reported internet earnings of $3.7 billion, or EPS of $1.08 a share. The corporate reeled in income of $19.2 billion, in contrast with $15.61 billion a yr earlier.
Total income was propped up by gross sales at its theme parks and client merchandise division, which incorporates Walt Disney World and Disneyland resorts. It raked in $6.65 billion, above analysts expectations of $6.29 billion.
The corporate additionally added extra subscribers to its Disney+ streaming service.
The Burbank, Calif.-based media large has been below a microscope over its streaming development amid a political feud with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis over the state’s “Don’t Say Homosexual” regulation.
Shares of Disney have been buying and selling 1.79% increased as of midday Japanese time on Wednesday.
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