April 5, 2018
Ep 135 – Disney security, Disney labor shortages, and Disney housing
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Breaking news of the Pulse shooter’s wife has use discussing safety at WDW. We look back to a 2015 episode where we discussed it in detail. We also talk about the questionable future of Vista Way. And the latest on a big increase in CMs headed to WDW and what a recent hiring event may mean about it.
Recording Date: March 29, 2018 at WPRK’s Studio B.
Show Notes
Security at Disney-
YouTuber’s issue with Disney security
Pulse shooter’s wife’s trial reveals new things about the threat at Disney
Port Canaveral gets post-Panamax cargo ships
Royal Caribbean CEO Hints That Ship Larger Than Symphony of the Seas Is on the Horizon
Rick Scott hands fate of cardroom to Seminole County Commission
Vista Way– 13K new hires, 75K total employees by 2021, typhoon lagoon hired half of what’s needed, are incentives enough?
Sesame Place BGW plans are leaked
SeaWorld CMO Is Latest to Go in Executive Purge
Disney is working on a Grad Night movie
Disney-run government Reedy Creek faces personnel issues after consultant’s report
Iconic I-Drive hotel to add retail component
I-Drive Chamber endorses Jerry Demings in Orange County mayor’s race
Schlitterbahn will fight criminal charges after owner and designer arrested over child’s death
New Gerstlauer Coaster Going Vertical at Nickelodeon Universe at the American Dream
Big insurance payout may cover repairs to Mote-Morris house | Wiki on the house
Hard Rock Hotel Daytona Beach debuts with ocean views, 3 eateries
Drive Shack’s First U.S. Venue Coming to Lake Nona
Universal Orlando Property Appraisal Lawsuits End in Settlements, Refund
KLStorey
https://www.orlandoweekly.com/author/ken-storeyKen Storey has been blogging about life in Central Florida since 2003. As a 2nd generation Central Floridian he has a passion for and connection with the region. In his spare time he enjoys visiting low budget roadside attractions, Taco Bell, and typically plans road trips with as little interstate time as possible. In 2019, Ken began a new chapter with a move to DC where he now explores that regions many tourist attractions.
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