26 Nov 16, 10:22 PM
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Imagineer
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Originally Posted by LostGirl
I really not trying to be controversial here, but why does Disney take so long to move their projects forward? Do they have more hoops to jump through from design to build than other Parks? Just seems amazing how quickly Wizarding World elements were constructed compared to this slow progress. See more... |
Disney has less hoops to jump through.
Disney were granted in 1967 almost complete autonomy over their land in perpetuity.
One is forced to come to the conclusion that corporate size is the sole hindrance here.
If you Google "RCID 1967" you will be able to obtain the information. If you're interested that is 
Personally I find this stuff fascinating. You might also like to look at how Disney managed to hide the purchasing of the land to keep the costs low. Apparently land went from $100 an acre before people knew Disney were buying it to $80,000 per acre  And to think people here kick themselves for spending a £100 more per flight ticket
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