I’ve been wondering the opposite: I wonder how much of the economy is driven by these theme parks. For the third biggest economy in the US, I find it’s lacks o

I’ve been wondering the opposite: I wonder how much of the economy is driven by these theme parks. For the third biggest economy in the US, I find it’s lacks of lots of things that even a neighboring state seems to do better. Wild guess, but much of the economy seems based on tourism (which I imagine even with everything in Florida Disney constitutes a large chunk of) and real estate from people moving down from northeast with wads of cash. If that’s the case I can’t imagine Florida politicians willing to do away that even for the current party zeitgeist.