Rebecca Campbell will oversee Disneyland Resort in Anaheim while Josh D'Amaro will be responsible for Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando.
Days after the exit of a top executive tasked with leading theme parks in the U.S. and Paris, Disney has restructured its parks leadership team, the company said Wednesday.
Josh D’Amaro, who had been president of Disneyland Resort, is changing his oversight from Anaheim to Orlando. D'Amaro was named president, Walt Disney World Resort. His start date will be Nov. 1. "This is one of the most exciting times in the history of Disney parks, and I am thrilled that these dynamic leaders will be at the helm of Disneyland and Walt Disney World during this period of unprecedented expansion," stated Bob Chapek, chairman of Disney Parks, experiences and products. "Josh and Rebecca bring broad-based experience, enthusiasm, and a keen understanding of the importance of the Disney Difference to our Guests.
But it remains to be seen how popular the expansion will be with customers. Disney CEO Bob Iger was asked on an Aug. 7 earnings call about whether attendance had measured up to the expectation for the launch of Galaxy's Edge, and mentioned that the anticipation of crowding had caused some guests to stay away.
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