Disney parks chief says company can ‘work with different people’ after DeSantis restructured district

THe Walt Disney Company Since Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), restructured district that includes Walt Disney World Resort. Disney took control of district’s board and transferred it to the state. FloridaHowever, the park head at the company has spoken out about it.

Josh D’Amaro chairman, Disney parks, products and experiences said The company has been able to make arrangements with the new board due to the many benefits. governmental The company has made arrangements to have its theme parks all over the globe.

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“The reality is we work with different people around the world at our different theme parks,” D’Amaro said. “So we know how to work with different people. For all those reasons, I have to look at the situation of where we are going — I believe in where we are going — and I hope the board sees the same.”

D’Amaro stated that he hopes the newly appointed governor will recognize the importance of the district and Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World Resort.

“If that new board understands the value that gets created here and how it positively impacts the Central Florida community, I think they will be aligned with our vision and will carry on the Reedy Creek soul that’s been in place,” D’Amaro said the Orlando Business Journal.

DeSantis signed the bill The last week of the year, in which Disney’s central Florida district loses some power, ended what he called “a” “corporate kingdom.”

“Allowing a corporation to control its own government is bad policy, especially when the corporation makes decisions that impact an entire region,” DeSantis said. “This legislation ends Disney’