For months The Walt Disney Company has been fighting a plan supported by the Anaheim City Council which would have seen afforadable housing built on land adjacent to the Disney theme parks. It appears the battle has finally been won.
At a recent gathering of Florida timeshare executives organized by the Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce, Disney Vacation Club President Jim Lewis revealed that sites in Lake Tahoe and the Caribbean are under consideration for DVC facilities.
For many months The Walt Disney Company has been fighting plans by the Anaheim City Council and developer SunCal to construct affordable housing within a stone's throw of "The Happiest Place on Earth." Recent developments indicate that Disney may be winning the war.
Don't care for a DVC resort in Hawaii? Fear not. How about Paris? Or Spain? Honor Hunter's Blue Sky Disney is back today with a slew of destinations that Disney execs are considering around the world.
Dozens of news outlets have chimed-in on Disney's announcement of a multi-use hotel / timeshare project in conjunction with Ko Olina on the island of Oahu. Here is a sampling of what others are saying:
