Disney has been going through a massive identity crisis since roughly 2018. Even some of their most successful properties like Marvel and Star Wars have struggled to maintain a steady audience, but why?
Zach Gass
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Zach Gass is FanSided's Disneyfied Co-Expert for Along Main Street. Being no stranger to some of the happiest places on earth, Zach knows the Walt Disney World Resort like the back of his hand and has been on a first-name basis with Mickey for years. From the history behind Walt Disney's animated masterpieces to which resort has the best piece of cheesecake, he consistently keeps his hand on the pulse of the mouse. Having most recently served as Inside the Magic's Disney News Writer and "Resident Bluey Expert," his interests are as animated as Disney's colorful cast of characters. When not on a Disney+ binge or visiting the parks, Zach enjoys retro video games, fantasy novels, and acting in his community's theatre programs.
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