And once people feel fully comfortable returning to the parks we know there will be lots of pent up demand. 

Not everyone is ready to go back to the theme parks yet, but we anticipate significant pent up demand when things return to normal.

Having said that, there is still a lot of pent up demand for Disney travelers.

.; there are plenty of jobs and relatively few workers, which is helping to drive wages up), and we also currently have the highest inflation in over 40 years (caused by a perfect storm of a supply chain hampered by COVID and the Ukraine War, years of extremely cheap debt, significant amounts of cash entering the market, and pent up demand--among other factors).The most often-cited solution to stop a wage/price spiral is to increase interest rates, which should cool off demand.

Holland, Muskegon, Shelby, Silver Lake, and Pent Water are all beautiful in the summer.

so if you think about it ........during low inflation era: home price is rising because of the more money being printed and mortgage rate is lowduring high inflation era: home price is rising because it's hedge againts inflation and side effect of pent-up demand ( this was mentioned by @James Hamling long time ago in different thread).Result: RE price going to sky until it hits a ceiling.

You are indirectly made me $200k this last 60 days @James Hamling.In our infamous Market crash with 2,000 posts you are the only one that's consistently defending the price behavior based on seasonality, and pent-up demand increase due to inflation.I guess you are RIGHT after all, proven in this market, if we meet I treat you a dinner LOL

After COVID, however, a lot of investors got away with doing this though because so many people had pent up travel demand.

There is still pent up demand but that is slowing drawing down with new construction.

Yes I think the limited inventory was restrained as sellers waited out the winter, now it seems there is considerable pent up demand, if rates continue to drop it could be a very very strong summer market.