Disney's Theme Parks: From Crowded to Ghost Towns

Attendance at Disney's theme parks, including Disneyland and Disney World, has dropped substantially, with some visitors describing the parks as "ghost towns." One of the factors contributing to the decline is unpredictable weather conditions, including extreme heat waves, hurricanes, and typhoon warnings. The cost of a Disney vacation and the potential for park closures due to weather make it less appealing for visitors. Disney is taking steps to address rising temperatures by installing solar facilities and aiming for net-zero emissions by 2030.