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Post by High Priestess on Jul 1, 2016 14:36:23 GMT
Anaheim, hometown of Disneyland, is banning all short term rentals, because neighbors are tired of Disney guests changing their neighborhood.
fortune.com/2016/06/30/anaheim-airbnb-ban/
On Wednesday, the Anaheim city council voted to phase out and eventually ban short-term rentals in Disney's home town. Residents operating short-term rentals will have 18 months to shut down their businesses or apply for a license to operate longer if they can prove shutting down will cause a significant hardship, according to a city council spokesman.
Like opponents in many other cities, those in Anaheim argue that short-term rentals turn residential neighborhoods into tourist areas.
“It is now time to restore our neighborhoods… [they] are not an extension of the resort area,” one resident said, according to NBC’s Southern California news outlet. “It is time to take care of the residents.”
Although Anaheim may want to ban short term rentals, other surrounding cities like Garden Grove and Orange have no such aversion. Disneyland visitors who don’t mind traveling a little farther could always book short term rentals there.
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Post by High Priestess on Sept 11, 2016 14:34:39 GMT
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Post by helgaparis on Sept 11, 2016 17:44:16 GMT
Of all the guests/tourists to have in a residential area, disneyland visitors must come shortly behind parties. Besides, the whole disney experience is designed to squeeze the customers as much as possible. To be in total immersion, you need to book a hotel and pay for films, minbar, room service boutiques in the lobby etc etc. It's consumer protection to guaratee them a 100% experience.
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