Essays on Disneyland

Introduction

The Walt Disney Company is an example of an organization which is in true sense a globalized company with consumers all over the world. The fascination that Disney draws is second to none and since 1929 it has been on a magical journey of movies, cartoons, theme parks, hotel to name a few. Walt Disney has been omnipresent, accessories; toys and clothing are also one way in being a constant presence. The culture at Disney is built on imagination, innovation and good business decisions in tune with the changing winds of times (The Walt Disney Company, 2014).
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The preferred vacation spot is California State in the United States of America. This state has a large variety of tourist attraction sites which would be intriguing to watch. California boasts of diverse simulated attractions, spectacular landscapes and natural playgrounds that have a universal reputation. As a result, California continues to create a center of attraction to the majority of visitors drawn from all parts of the world. To begin with, the Redwood National Park of California that provides tourists with a range of open-air activities to undertake while in the state. The park presents vast woodlands with rivers Continue reading...

Abstract

Hong Kong Disneyland has been opened for over a period of ten years .It is beautiful and attractive place to visit. Being so famous it still has many problems till today. Below discussion describes the issues faced by the Hong Kong Disneyland.

ISSUES FACED BY HONG KONG DISNEYLAND ARE AS FOLLOWS:

- With over emphasis on China market, Hong Kong Disneyland has focussed on China market for a long period. With the opening of Shanghai Disneyland this year, Hong Kong Disneyland predicts that they will lose 50 percent of tourist’s attendance.
- Brand image of Hong Kong Disneyland is diluting because it has created too many issues Continue reading...

Challenges of Globalization upon Disneyland

The dynamics that define the constantly evolving global business space generate the challenge of remaining innovative and relevant for clients throughout the world, by juggling the genuine “real thing” of well-known brands with their cultural adaptation to local markets. Disneyland is at the crossroad between permanently reinventing itself by proposing new experiences for its diverse clients while focusing on providing the American original Disneyland experience through all its overseas locations. In this context, one major challenge that the company is likely to confront with in the future is based on the standardization/adaptation dilemma, as it will need to predict Continue reading...

Question 1: Suncal's primary (market) stakeholders are their shareholders, their employees, vendors and potential home buyers and below market renters. The shareholders benefit from revenues which show up as dividends, The employees benefit from the company’s ability to generate income, and its vendors in turn benefit from a continued source of sales revenue, but also, potential Suncal home buyers, and below market renters.
Secondary or non-market stakeholders include The Disney Resort Group. Although The Disney Resort Group “Disney” is not involved in direct monetary exchanges with Suncal, they, as well as residents in the city of Anaheim could Continue reading...

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Current Events
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The capital city is Paris

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Type of government

Semi-President Republic
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Size of country

674,843 square kilometers
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Population

66,350,000 (2013)
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Climate

- Cold winters and hot summers.
- Warm and dry summers,
- Rainfall from October to April
- Ample sunshine all year round.
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Popular/national sports

Football, tennis, and cycling
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Terrain

Majorly flat plains or slightly rolling hills (North and West)
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Major colleges/universities

Université de Caen Basse-Normandie and Claude Bernard University Lyon 1
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Industries

Vast range of industries from machine, chemical, metals, automobiles, foods and many more Continue reading...

Slide 1

Marketing: Disney Expansion in Mexico City
Mexico City is one of the biggest and important cities in the world, home of almost 20 million populations. Mexico is locally known as Ciudad de México encompassed the Federal District or Distrito Federal, Mexico City D. F.
A market expansion contributes to productivity growth . Disney expansion is relative to the previous successes of the company that demonstrate the ability to adapt new place or location, and the significance of finding target market. The flexibility of the Disney Company is one of the advantages to achieve excellent results and its characteristics, associated Continue reading...

Walt Disney opened the first theme park company in Anaheim, California, after one year of establishment in 1955. This was at a cost of $17.5 Million. The park welcomed over 28,000 people on its first time while it was remarkably done. “Most recently, Disneyland has recorded approximately 12 million visitors annually. It opened another park known as California Adventure in 2001” (Peng 395). “Destiny had a strong relationship with the Oriental Land Company, yet they vowed never to reach a similar project without a significant equity stake again” (Clerk & Chen 336). They viewed Disney’s style as its Continue reading...

The place where people would like to visit is Disneyland in California. This is because of the recreational experience that people get in this place. The place is designed in such a manner that the visibility is perfect and also the accessibility for the audience is well designed. One attraction to Disneyland is the social value it brings to the people who visit there. There is social control and social connection with this place. Another aspect with Disneyland is the way color has been used. There is the perfect use of color. One experience with many people who visit Continue reading...

Hong Kong Disneyland resort is known for its attractions, all year round seasonal offerings and shows. However, recently, there are a number of incidents which takes away this beauty.
Today, at 8.00 pm a young child was hit by a moving trolley on Main Street. Our staff responded swiftly to this incident by clearing the area and informing the paramedics of this incident. In doing this, our HKD staff followed all the safety measures which have recently been put in place to curb these kinds of incidents. Nevertheless, the child died in the hospital due to complications from her Continue reading...

Technology

Executive Summary
This evaluation of the user experience online has a special twist because old media and new media are meeting in this report. Old media is the old fashioned journey one needed to take to learn information in order to prepare for a family vacation like a trip to Disneyland. Bookstores were a great place to find many travel books and maps to study before heading out the door. The new media is the Internet and the World Wide Web (www). Planning a trip to Disneyland using two sites to find a helpful book was the problem that Continue reading...

Question 1

The strategic management model that will be used within a company involves several steps and processes. Walt Disney Company had to follow these procedures before adopting a specific strategy. A strategy has to be formulated after identifying the goals that a company aims to achieve. A feasibility study is then conducted to assess the applicability of the strategy as well as compatibility with the company. A mission and vision is then obtained and this will assist the company to know the target. Assessment of its viability to address the problem is conducted which is both on internal and external Continue reading...

Umberto Eco talks about the idea of creating an experience for the public. He talks about the way the phenomenon shows itself specifically in America. While Eco has mixed feelings on if hyperactive, reality is good or not. Eco believes that hyperactive reality shows itself in America’s portrayal of history, nature architecture, and entertainment among other things. According to Eco believes that Americans like entertainment and therefore they intertwined hyperactive reality into our lives.
In the American’s portrayal of history, they make always tend to portray reality in whatever they do. Instead, of designing simple things, the Continue reading...

Overview

For 29 year, Hong Kong Ocean Park has been the leading entertainment resort in Hong Kong. Its success has been as a result of various improvements done by its top management to ensure it’s the sole point where people can enjoy quality holiday. However, there is emergence of a new competitor. The competitor is not an ordinary player but the leading firm in the world of entertainment. Walt Disney is virtually known by all households. This poses as serious challenge to the firm thus the management has embarked on numerous improvement procedures in readiness for the arrival of Continue reading...

Overview

In the year 2006, the management led by the chief executive of Ocean Park in Hong Kong was facing a major decision making challenge. This was a result of the news concerning the arrival and commencement of Hong Kong Disney land. Ocean Park was previously a monopoly and had never faced any competition challenges. Its monopolistic conditions of existence had made it have no counter measures to competition. The Disney land brought more competition to the ocean park since it has animation amusements; it has a very innovative strategy and also is well known for its ruthless and aggressive Continue reading...

This section describes the external environmental factors that affect the Disneyland theme park in Los Angeles. In particular, this section provides a description of Disneyland’s target customers; of the marketing strategies employed by Disneyland’s key competitors; and of the environmental forces that affect Disneyland, particularly the economic and political forces, as well as the technological and social trends.

External Environment

Description of the Customers
Disneyland’s target market consists mainly of children and families (“The Walt Disney Company,” 2011). In particular, the company employs a market segmentation strategy called multisegment targeting. This means that they serve multiple market segments, Continue reading...

Every business must consider the health and well-being of its customers. A big and successful multinational company like Disneyland is no exception. Having recently come under fire for refusing Ms. Tina Baughman, who is suffering from muscular dystrophy, to use a Segway instead of a wheelchair or motorized scooter at their California theme park, Disney is asked to reconsider what it means to look out for the health and welfare of all of its customers (Cohen).
Whether the business is a theme park like Disneyland or a formal one like a doctor’s office, Americans With Disabilities Act of Continue reading...

Walt Disney theme parks are still considered sensational all over the world. This is actually kind of surprising because if only ideas and cartoon characters have expiration dates, then the Walt Disney franchise would have long been thrown away by the crowd, even the crowd who once loved it. I am a Walt Disney fan since I was a kid and unfortunately, even after my childhood days, I still am. I think I do not have to say that I am not ashamed but proud of it anymore because I have already said it to my friends and acquaintances Continue reading...

Disney’s Responsibility to Its Customers

Every business must consider the health and well being of its customers, and Disneyland is no exception. Having recently come under fire for refusing muscular dystrophy customer Tina Baughman to use a Segway instead of a wheelchair or motorized scooter at their California theme park, Disney must reconsider what it means to look out for the health and welfare of all of its customers (Cohen). There are several reasons why a business such as Disneyland must consider these factors. Considering the health and welfare of customers, including those with disabilities, is good business practice making the establishment more attractive Continue reading...

Introduction:

The California Travel Planning Guide aims to provide prospective visitors of Disneyland with information about the theme park, particularly about the activities that they can do, the places that they can go to, and the souvenir items that they can purchase within the theme park.

This completion memo provides details about the completion of this repurposing project, which our team worked on from July 20 to July 27, 2012.

The California Disneyland Travel Planning Guide consisted of three main tasks or deliverables, namely the brochure, the written report, and the oral presentation. There are three members in our group, Continue reading...

English Department

Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99165-1250

Dear, Ms. Burke:

Enclosed is our report for the repurposing project entitled California Disneyland Travel Planning Guide. This report provides an overview of the project, the methods we used for completing the project, as well as our findings and conclusions from working on the project. This report is written for Ms. Tomie Gowdy-Burke whose authorization of our proposal allowed us to commence the project on July 20, 2012. As indicated in our proposal, this report provides information about the steps we took in the creation of a brochure that provided information on the Continue reading...

Introduction:

The California Travel Planning Guide aims to provide prospective visitors of Disneyland with information about the theme park, particularly about the activities that they can do, the places that they can go to, and the souvenir items that they can purchase within the theme park.

This progress memo provides information about the project’s status to date, with the due date scheduled on July 27, 2012.

The project started on July 20, 2007 and will end on July 27, 2012. The Project is divided into the following major tasks: Project Planning, Brochure Design, Content Creation, and the Report.

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1. Who is the target audience for your repurposed product? Why did you choose this audience?

The target audience would consist of the people who plan to go to Disneyland,

particularly the students, children, parents, and tourists. We chose this audience because

they are the ones most likely to visit Disneyland, but since they probably don’t frequent

Disneyland that much or may even be going to Disneyland for the first time, they would

surely be interested to learn more about what they can see and do in Disneyland and how

they can go to the different places within the theme park.

2. What will your product be and how does it work Continue reading...

Rumor has it that Walt Disney had his body cryogenically frozen after his death from cancer in 1966, and that his remains are in a chamber below Disneyland, waiting for the day that he can be revived. This is probably an urban legend since his family and estate insisted that his body was cremated after a private funeral service, but the story has persisted because Disney was always interested in the most cutting edge technology. If his consciousness were to be revived today and placed into another body, he would almost certainly be interested in all the latest developments Continue reading...

The brothers Walt and Roy established the Walt Disney Company in October of 1923. They started in a small animation studio that has developed to be the largest animation studios in Hollywood. In the mid nineties, Walt Disney had a vision to create a wonderland park that contained all the characters in his cartoons. The Walt Disney Company mission is to become world leaders in providing and producing entertainment and information through which the company can develop the most creative, profitable and innovative entertainment experiences and associated products worldwide. The mission of making people happy is evident in the Continue reading...

Introduction

Euro Disneyland was opened in 1992 at Paris in a 5 billion project with the main intention of merging Disney and Paris (Matlack & Sager, 2003). In USA and Tokyo Disney was a success and it was the intention of the management then to replicate the same success to Paris. However, the first instance the park opened there was a hurdle in the form of farmers who blocked the entrance with tractors as a protest to the American government who pushed for cutting of French Agricultural subsidies (Matlack & Sager). This was a sign of the future being Continue reading...

Marketing Mix for Coca Cola

Introduction

Marketing mix is the approach that a business or a company uses in order to improve on its profits and be able to compete with its competitors. The strategies are grouped into different groups, which include production, price, location, promotion, and place (Doyle, 2006). This strategy is intended to position a company in a competitive edge that ensures it operates in profitable activities. This study will focus on the marketing mix strategy in the Coca Cola Company.

Product

Coca-cola Company is a company that manufactures and markets Continue reading...