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EURO DISNEY

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EURO DISNEY

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BACKGROUND

• Company Name: Walt Disney• Business Line: Amusement/Theme Parks• Opening: In 1955, 80-acre theme park in

California, US• Theme Parks: US (California & Florida),

Tokyo and France.• Famous Cartoon Figures: Mickey Mouse,

goofy etc.• Focus : Euro Disney (Disney’s Largest

project in 90’s)• Problem Area: Euro Disney “Service

Delivery Ability”!!

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Tangible Dominant

Intangible Dominant

SaltSoft Drinks

Detergents

Automobile

Cosmetics

Fast Food

Advertising

AirlinesManagement

ConsultingInsurance

Tangibility SpectrumTangibility Spectrum

Entertainment – Theme Park

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Theme Parks in Europe

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Euro Disney Project

• Investments: 21 billion Francs.• Site Size: 1/5th of the city of Paris.• Projected : 12000 Employees.• Forecast: 11 million visitors in first year.• Hotels: Complete ownership of total of 6

hotels.• Occupancy: 70% annually for hotels.• Other Features: 18 hole championship

Golf Course.• Design: Same as other Disney parks but

made adapted for Northern European Weather

conditions

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Financial Arrangement

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Real Risks Taken…...

• Real Estate Development: Own and Operate hotels and resorts nearby

• Phase II Development: shopping malls , apartments etc nearby

• Sell Phase II: When real Estate prices high

• Expectation: Soaring Profits!!!!• Negligence: Investment made when

European economy was in recession

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Criticism of Euro Disney

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Catering Multinational Audience

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Operations: Reality Vs Forecast

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Management & Training

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Continued…………….

• Disney Trademark: Smile a lot

• Interpretation of Smile in French Culture

• Total customer satisfaction: Disney Vs Employees thinking

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Marketing Concerns

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Marketing Counter measures

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Euro Disney’s Problems

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Euro Disney’s Problems Cont’d

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Services Marketing TriangleServices Marketing Triangle

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The Services Marketing TriangleThe Services Marketing Triangle

Internal Marketing

Interactive Marketing

External Marketing

Company(Management)

CustomersEmployees

“enabling thepromise”

“delivering the promise”

“setting thepromise”

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Internal MarketingCompany

(Management)

Employees

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External Marketing

Company(Management)

Customers

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Interactive Marketing

Employees Customers

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GAP MODEL

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PROVIDER GAP 1: Not knowing what customers expect

• Lack of market segmentation: All Europeans• Focus on transactions than relationships: Volumes

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PROVIDER GAP 2: Not selecting the right service designs &

standards

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PROVIDER GAP 3: Not delivering the Service

Standards

Customer not fulfilling roles

•All language to be spoken: Expected by customers.•Barcelona resident Expectations

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PROVIDER GAP 4: Not matching performance to

promises

Ineffective mgmt. of customer expectations

• Lack of Adequate Education to customers• E.g. : Toilet signboards were low

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SWOT Analysis

Euro Disney

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Strengths & Weaknesses

• Strengths– Strong reputation

and brand name– Ability to realize

mistakes and to change

– Financially sound – Phillippe

Bourguignon

• Weaknesses– Cultural imperialism

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Opportunities & Threats

• Opportunities– Learn more about

local culture & customs

– Integrate local culture into theme park

– Customize employee standards to the reflect local culture

• Threats– High prices– Increasing value of

the Franc– Employee

dissatisfaction

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Euro Disney Update( 1993-97)

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Outlook

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• New Entertainment programs and special festivals.

• Opening of the Newport Bay Club.• Commercial real estate development of

land around Euro-Disney.• A new suburban rail station.

What’s New At Euro Disney

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1997 1996 1995 1994 1993

Sales (in millions) $838 $772 $735 $709 $954

Net Income (loss) 38 40 40 (292) (869) (in millions)

Avg # of employees 10,229 10,307 9,356 10,941 12,177

Five Year Financial Review

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Euro Disney Financial Update

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Financial Update Continued

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Thank You