Things are starting to heat up over at Walt-Disney Shanghai. Yep, that’s right folks, we just got some really good news from the analyst front on the likely impact from the new park opening. And as such I wanted to break it out for you guys, so you kind of get a sense for how this might impact the stock price going forward.Here’s what Stan Meyers over at PiperJaffray had to say about this:Our key takeaways from the trip: (1) Consumer demand appears to be greater than we previously expected; (2) Per cap spending will likely come in ahead of expectations; (3) We believe the run rate operating costs will come in below expectations, with average cast member salaries in the $12-17K range; (4) With the expansion of the Shanghai park already in the works, we expect further step up in the depreciation.That being the case, the case I think Meyers is right about the park opening adding more to top line results in 2H’16 than originally anticipated. From looking at various sell side models in the past couple months the impact wasn’t expected to be as significant. With the stock falling after a weak Q1’16 due to cable/broadcast results falling below consensus I’m pretty sure analysts set the bar a little lower to give the company more room to actual deliver positive earnings results. I think investors should get aggressive on Walt-Disney here.