The last quarter and the beginning of this quarter are showing daily crowd levels that are generally above Touring Plans projections at both WDW and Universal. Though crowd levels are not actual attendance figures, they are indicators of it. WDW has less marketing specials this year than they had last year at this time when their attendance was a bit flat. That probably indicates they have healthy attendance projections. And Universal's continual increase in hotel rooms has really seemed to buttress their attendance during times of the year that were previously soft. And the US economy is still pretty steady and strong in it's seventh year of healthy expansion. My guess is that 2018 will again be strong in Orlando. Toy Story may be a skimpy land, but the popularity of the IP with kids & families, will spur attendance. Pandora, still new, will also encourage vacations as a companion to TSL. Fast & Furious and a relatively new Volcano Bay, plus a new hotel opening soon should give a spike to Universal attendance. Then in 2019 attendance should go through the roof since both Disney & Universal feeds off each other's new attractions. I see big things in the future for both resorts. Instead of only one resort adopting the philosophy of "Build it and they will come", now you have "both" resorts (Universal & WDW) that are practicing it.