 the aspects of Disneyization include: theming      – infusing a place or object with a particular idea. hybrid consumption – a collection of multiple consumption opportunities in a particular location.merchandising – promoting goods or services with objects bearing promotional images or logos. performative labor – making employees not only providers of services, but also entertainers .
<meaning-changed>  the aspects of Disneyization include: theming      – infusing a place or object with a particular idea. hybrid consumption – a collection of multiple consumption opportunities in a particular location.merchandising – promoting goods or services with objects bearing promotional images or logos. performative labor – making employees not only providers of services, but also entertainers .
 the aspects of Disneyization include: theming The former was popularized by Alan Bryman in The Disneyization of Society (2004), in which he described it as "the process by which the principles of the Disney theme parks are coming to dominate more and more sectors of American society as well as the rest of the world." Though the two are largely used interchangeably, Bryman states his preference of Disneyization over Disneyfication because he takes the latter to be accompanied with negative connotations. – infusing a place or object with a particular idea. hybrid consumption – a collection of multiple consumption opportunities in a particular location.merchandising – promoting goods or services with objects bearing promotional images or logos. performative labor – making employees not only providers of services, but also entertainers .