Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge was supposed to be one of the biggest rides coming to Disneyland but according to Disney CEO Bob Iger, the ride has actually scared people away. Obviously, this isn't what Disney wanted to happen and it seems like they'll need to find some sort of solution to fix this predicament. This isn't the end of the company but the fact that their new ride didn't do too well must feel heartbreaking.
According to WOW News Today, the domestic audiences for Disneyland, Disney Parks, and Walt Disney are down by 3%, which isn't a huge drop but is still bad news. After all, every major corporation wants to see improvements from their products and the fact that this fancy new one has driven some people away, ironically from too many people in the parks, isn't a great thing.
Iger also admitted that the prices of hotels in Disneyland were raised to anticipate the number of people that would be staying for the weekend or two. However, since there weren't as many people who came, the company ended up suffering loses from not having enough people. This is the textbook definition of ironic and should have some people laughing at the situation.
What do you think of this development? Are you interested in checking out Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge? Let us know in the comments below.
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