Disneyland And 9/11

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Discusses the impact of the terrorist attacks on the Walt Disney theme parks. Backgrund of the Company. Economic impact and adverse effect on Company finances. The tourism industry. Attendance at Disney theme parks. Disney's response to its economic slowdown, including streamlining the organization. Security concerns and measures. Kkeeping the "magic."

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"Introduction

Disneyland, Disney World, and all places Disney have been known as The Happiest Place on Earth! . The goal of Walt Disney in opening Disneyland was not to just be a theme park, but to be a theme park that the entire family could enjoy, which is just what happened until September 11, 2001. On that Tuesday, two planes crashed into the twin towers of the World Trade Center while another one plowed into the Pentagon in Washington D.C., and yet another was diverted to crash in rural Pennsylvania. The Happiest Place on Earth has been a different place ever since.

Background
Although the Walt Disney Company was founded in 1938, it wasn t until 1952 that the theme park, Disneyland, was opened to the public (General Business File, 2001). Although the company has had its ups and downs ..."

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