Disney’s theme park division loses $2.4 billion but a busy Thanksgiving in Orlando could help rebound

Disney4me · 2020-11-12T23:36:07+0000

Disney World's reopening is going well enough for Disney to raise occupancy from 25% to 35%, company CEO Bob Chapek said Thursday. View the full article

By Disney4me
November 12, 2020 in Disney News

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