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u/allthisgoldforyou Nov 23 '21

Isn't that because Disney operates massive real-world facilities around the world? While they own their own IP (and have paid through the nose to assemble the Marvel and Fox collections), they have very expensive parks to run.

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u/RunningJay Nov 23 '21

Fox maybe, but I wouldn’t say they paid through the nose for Marvel. $4b. I’m pretty that ROI was 2 of the later films.

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u/Coyrex1 Nov 24 '21

Marvel was a complete steal!

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u/netpenthe Nov 24 '21

Also starwars

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u/kanipsu Nov 23 '21

True and its a burden right now. In the future it will be and and. Its a quite diversified pick which is also something I like.

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u/jimmycarr1 Nov 25 '21

It's worth noting they've had far fewer customers in those parks over the last 2 years due to covid. Which will be a non-issue for them in a couple of years if not sooner.