How Florida’s war with Disney could change the park experience

So what would change for visitors to Disney next summer? It’s not entirely clear, but local observers pointed to more cumbersome processes for Disney to build new attractions, potential hiccups in transitioning to public services and increased expenses for Disney — which could mean higher prices…

He questioned how committed Disney might be to keeping the original Reedy Creek structure in Central Florida. He said someone will have to pay for infrastructure and debt if the district is abolished. He wondered: What if that someone ends up being the state of Florida?

“Maybe those promoting the legislation are going to end up paying the price, not just financially but maybe with voters,” he said. “This could end up looking like a bailout of Disney.”