so, let's ask diane swonk from mesirow financial, who joins us now with more. think there's something to this? >> remember, disney raised prices back in february because it was such a horrific winter for so many of us and they had so many bookings, not only through the beginning of spring and spring break, but right on through the summer months, that they were able to raise prices in february instead of june. and so, disney in particular did see that shift and we did see a lot of that movement, which i think was pent-up demand from a horrendous winter, which spilled right over into summer. many people didn't take their vacations until they were through with school, which was later than usual also this year. >> so, what's the message from the theme parks then? >> well, i think we are seeing some comeback. we have seen some comeback in travel in general, but that is, a bit of it is catch-up. we do have some underlying demand and have had good employment numbers. ironically, though, a lot of the employment numbers had been driven by leesure and hospitality, not as