While reporting results for its fiscal first quarter, Chief Operating Officer Tom Staggs suggested The Walt Disney Company is considering adding to their hotel inventory. If so, Disney won't be the only ones building additional rooms.
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Disney's Polynesian Villas & Bungalows opened on April 1, 2015
For the most recent quarter, Disney reported occupancy of 92% at its domestic hotels with average guest spending up 9% to $314. Many other Orlando-area amusement venues are reporting similarly strong results, and are adding rooms to help meet soaring demand.
In a story for the Orlando Sentinel, Sandra Pedicini looks at the expansion plans currently being pursued by Universal Orlando, Sea World Entertainment and others. Visit OrlandoSentinel.com for the full story.
