Friday, July 8, 2011
Location, Location
It's all about location right? So why exactly did Walt Disney choose to build his theme park on top of a swamp? More importantly, how did he make it work, and turn his park into the success that it is today? Well, as always, the answer is location. Disney needed a site that was close to main roads, so that the park would be easily accessible. Furthermore, studies also showed that he needed a location on the East Coast. When Disney figured out that swamp land was inexpensive in Florida, and that there would be an airport nearby, he was sold. It's a good thing too because where would society be without the Happiest Place on Earth?
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