disneyland australia presentation - international marketing
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OSHIN AIVAZIAN, MBARADY SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
JUNE 13 , 2009
Disneyland Australia
“The Happiest Place on Earth, Mate”
Sydney selected because of its:
Adaptability Weather Infrastructure Economic
Situation Market Size
Adaptability
Most Australians come from a European background
Are already familiar with Disney
Wonderful World of Disney
Disney Comics Disney Networks
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Cultures in Syd-ney
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Similarities
Australian Cultural Elements: Surfing Hiking Swimming Biking
Disney Cultural Elements: Adventure Culture Modernity
Weather
Temperate Climate Warm Summers, Cool
Winters Summer: 65 – 75º F
Winter: 45-70º F January: Warmest July: Coolest Most sunny days (23/mo) Rainfall spread
throughout year (4 in/mo) Melbourne has similar
weather
International Comparison Orlando/Tokyo more rain Paris much colder year-round Orlando is warmer
Infrastructure
Modern Infrastructure City Rail links key locations within city Sydney Orbital Network and other
highways Commuter rail to outside suburbs Revamped for 2000 Summer Olympic
Games Sydney Airport accommodates heavy
traffic Second major airport is being planned
Economic Situation
World-class, alpha-plus city 4.4 million people live in Sydney Most expensive city in Australia Highest median income in Australia ($43,000) Australia: World’s 17th largest Gross Domestic
Product 2.5 million people visit Sydney domestically; 1.5
million people internationally Economic growth higher than global average (3.6%) Hosted 2000 Summer Olympic Games
Market Size
The average income is similar to other Disney theme park locations
Ticket price for Disneyland is $70.
25 million people in Australia/New Zealand (Below 65: 20 million)
5 million visitors anticipated in first year
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Average Income(in thousands
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Market Size
Disneyland Hong Kong opened below 5.2 million expectations in first year
Fluctuations between 20% decrease and 8% increase in visitors
$350 million ticket revenue in first year
Park size – 120 acres
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Thank You!
“To all who come to this happy place: Welcome. Disneyland is your land. Here, age relives fond memories of the past, and here youth may savor the challenge and promise of the future. Disneyland is dedicated to the ideals, the dreams, and the hard facts that have created America, with the hope that it will be a source of joy and inspiration to all the world.”
- Walt DisneyJuly 17, 1955