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The proposed $30 billion over ten years raises vital discussions about what visitors may actually experience at Disney parks in the near future. With approximately $17 billion designated for Florida parks and an estimated $1.9 billion tailored for Disneyland, a considerable portion remains unaccounted for. Speculation centers around Disney's potential decisions to tear down older attractions to make way for new ones, as opposed to genuine growth in capacity and entertainment diversity.
Internally, there appears to be an ongoing conversation about whether recent decisions reflect misguided management strategies. The company simultaneously projects optimism toward its future while facing challenges in sustaining legacy attractions that defined Disney's reputation.