TEXAS is a state in the United States. Disney World is known as the “happiest place on earth,” but what if the massive amusement park called Texas home?
According to KPRC, KSAT’s sister station, a Texas judge has asked the Disney CEO to relocate the amusement park to Fort Bend County, just outside of Houston, amid a struggle over self-government in Florida.
Judge KP George of Fort Bend County wrote a letter to Disney CEO Bob Chapek on Friday, encouraging the Walt Disney Company to “consider Fort Bend County as a friendly and varied area to do business.”
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According to the Associated Press, the invitation comes after Florida lawmakers passed a bill dissolving Disney World’s private government, which has been in operation for 55 years and offers municipal-like services for its 27,000 acres.
According to the Associated Press, many people saw the bill as retaliation for Disney’s criticism of the “Don’t Say, Gay Bill,” which prohibits sexual orientation and gender identity training in kindergarten through third grade.
The complete letter from Judge George can be found here, courtesy of KPRC:
“Dear Mr. Bob Chapek,
I write to you today to extend an invitation to welcome and invite the Walt Disney Company to consider Fort Bend County as a welcoming and diverse place to do business.
Fort Bend County is a unique place. Our residents and families compose the most diverse county in the United States, deliver extremely high graduation rates, and are one of the top capita purchasers in Texas, have lots of wide open and affordable land, while also being strategically located for the most efficient distribution of goods domestically and internationally including the best access to both inland and water sports in Texas.
While you, your company, employees, and diverse fans face authoritarian, anti-business, and culture war attacks from extremists in Florida, we in Fort Bend are more than ready to welcome the Disney family with thousands of good-paying jobs and billions of dollars of investments. Major employers like Amazon, Texas Instruments, Comcast, Gallery Furniture, and others have recently made massive investments in our community including thousands of good-paying jobs with many more major employers on the way.
With a strong focus on economic development, we encourage small and large business growth through a business-friendly climate; we make a difference in our children’s lives every day through youth empowerment initiatives and aim to continue improving the quality of life through new, fresh, and innovative ideas.
I invite you to visit Fort Bend County and see for yourself why our community is the best place for a new Walt Disney World Resort.
According to the Associated Press, the invitation comes after Florida lawmakers passed a bill dissolving Disney World’s private government, which has been in operation for 55 years and offers municipal-like services for its 27,000 acres.
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