[dehrmann]

> having a government enforced monopoly on their content

Sure, but they're just the only company selling Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars. Someone else is selling DC, Illumination, and Star Trek content. They're all competing in the entertainment space, so it's not a real problem for pricing. If Disney opened a $2500 per night Star Wars hotel, I'm pretty sure you'd see market forces react.

[harimau777]

I'm not sure that there's any way that the market could react. It's Star Wars that's a major part of American culture, not whatever alternative a competitor comes up with. It would be like if a single corporation owned King Arthur or Journey to the West.

[dehrmann]

At some point you get "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin."

[salawat]

No they wouldn't, because no one else can open one without parasitic drag from Disney.

[aidenn0]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars:_Galactic_Starcruise...