Would You Go to DisneyLand For Childhood Dream?
Are you captivated by Disney's magic world? Speaking of Disney, we all watched many classic Disney fairy tales growing up, and Disneyland was always a favorite. Another popular park is Universal Studios. Which one do you prefer? Do you often go to theme parks for fun? Is Disney closely connected to your childhood dreams?
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cute economy- Buy back "childhood" and bring back partners
The "cute economy" has swept Singapore. Some catering operators have launched fun dolls as gifts with consumption, which has increased the daily customer flow by 30%; Southeast Asia, including Singapore, has become the largest overseas market for the trendy toy brand Pop Mart, which opened two new stores in Singapore this year; the sales of Jellycat plush toys, a new favorite on the gift list, in some local sales counters have also soared by more than 50% this year compared with last year. The cute economy is a product market that has been spawned by "cuteness" as a selling point. More and more local adults are willing to pay for "cuteness", and merchants are also taking advantage of the situation to seize business opportunities. Pop Mart, a trendy toy brand from China, has caught up with - $Walt Disney(DIS)$ Yes just went to Disneyland in Hong Kong. We really enjoyed it except for the expensive food. Been to Universal studios in LA years ago and it was ok.
- Yes to Disneyland anytime! And both Disneyland and Universal Studios are wonderful places in terms of contents and experience. Both will survive for the long term. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal
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Shares of Disney climbed 7% to $110 by midday, hitting its highest intraday share price since early May as Wall Street responded favorably to better-than-expected quarterly earnings and guidance. The company said it expects a $875 million jump in operating profits for its direct-to-consumer entertainment division which includes its Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ streaming services for the 12-month period ending next September. That equates to $1.01 billion profit guidance for the unit, which brought in $143 million in Disney’s 2024 fiscal year, which in turn was a major improvement from years of massive losses, with the streaming division losing $8.2 billion from the 2021 to 2023 fiscal years. The c - $Walt Disney(DIS)$ Definitely yes! They should be very happy having fun during school holiday.
- $Walt Disney(DIS)$ this year went to both Disney Tokyo and Universal studios in Osaka. My preference is USJ. With Super Nintendo World and various anime collaboration latest of which demon slayer. More happening. First visit to Disney is magical for those who grew up watching Disney on tv and movies before they went woke.
- $Walt Disney(DIS)$ Yes , I love Japan Disneyland and DisneySea , although ticket is expensive but both are worth to go , at least to full fill our childhood's dream. as for the famous rides the Queing time is always a long wait but worth for the Q.
- $Walt Disney(DIS)$ seems fun but just another tourist trap. Brand loyalty is very strong with this one.⭐
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My parents brought my brother and I to Disneyland when we were kids back then. I still remember and it was never enough time for us to visit and finish all the rides. 🎊🥰🥳🍭 and now is time for me to bring my children to visit Disneyland when they grow older. A fun and remarkable place. - $Walt Disney(DIS)$ Many people visit Disneyland to fulfill a childhood dream, as it’s often seen as a magical place that brings cherished characters and stories to life. Whether it’s nostalgia, the excitement of meeting beloved characters, or experiencing iconic rides, the park holds a special appeal for those who grew up with Disney. I always wanted to go as it can be a rewarding experience that reconnects me with childhood joy.
- Tokyo Disneyland and Universal Studio Osaka? Been there, queued that. Luckily, my Japanese friends were queuing ninjas, slicing through the lines with ease. Me? I was just a lost tourist, wondering where the magic went. If I ever go back, it'll be on a Disney cruise, where the only line I'll worry about is the buffet queue. Priorities, folks!
