Rebecca Finnerty 2/19/14 Topic: Walt Disney World Research Questions: What makes Disney Vacations so Desirable?

What does fantasy mean to different age groups? What marketing strategies does Disney use to get guests? How is Disneys brand seen to consumers? Keywords: Psychology, Sociology, Happiness, Guest Service, Disney, Disney World, Children, and Families.

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