from post 107
Florida almost certainly wants to make a deal with Walt Disney Co. to avoid prolonged litigation with one of the state’s most important employers. No “deal” can be made with Disney unless Florida satisfies the claims of everyone other than Disney who could stop it, which means either canceling the dissolution or replacing Reedy Creek with a substantially identical district.
That leaves only one major item for negotiation: how far Florida goes in taking over control of the district. And because Disney’s legal case becomes stronger the more control Florida tries to take, Disney likely will continue to have fundamental control over the district.