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[scaeagles]

I honestly don't understand.

DL Paris is a huge money loser, right? DCA is underattended and also a huge money loser. From what I read, Hong Kong didn't go over too well. Do the Tokyo operations (or wherever they are in Japan) make any money?

Acquiring assets is a fine business decision if the assets generate income and can be liquidated easily with any depreciation written off. I don't see their investment in these new assets as profitable, and meanwhile the proven money makers and those that already exist that need added maintenance/investment to become money makers don't get what they need.

I understand that business decisions should be to make money, so I never get upset if money gets invested in Orlando. But why continue to invest money in ways that have proven to be unprofitable?

I need to check my mutuals and see if any include Disney and perhaps change funds.

[Fab]

Originally Posted by scaeagles

I honestly don't understand.

DL Paris is a huge money loser, right? DCA is underattended and also a huge money loser. From what I read, Hong Kong didn't go over too well. Do the Tokyo operations (or wherever they are in Japan) make any money?

Acquiring assets is a fine business decision if the assets generate income and can be liquidated easily with any depreciation written off. I don't see their investment in these new assets as profitable, and meanwhile the proven money makers and those that already exist that need added maintenance/investment to become money makers don't get what they need.

I understand that business decisions should be to make money, so I never get upset if money gets invested in Orlando. But why continue to invest money in ways that have proven to be unprofitable?

I need to check my mutuals and see if any include Disney and perhaps change funds.

The Asia parks make a buttload of money, atchally.