Two senior marketing executives have quit Hong Kong Disneyland in a move travel industry insiders are linking to the Lunar New Year ticketing debacle, low staff morale and poor management.
Roy Tan Hardy, senior vice-president of marketing, and Jennifer Chua, director of strategic marketing, both tendered their resignations on Thursday and left their posts immediately.
Director of sales Mabel Chau, who worked under Mr Hardy, also left late last month.
Their departures come just three months after Don Robinson quit as the theme park's managing director.
A spokeswoman for the theme park said replacements were being sought for the trio.
Administrative staff said five Americans from Walt Disney Parks & Resorts' recently established global marketing organisation arrived on the day Mr Hardy and Ms Chua left. Early last month, Josh D'Amaro was also brought in as vice-president of sales and travel trade marketing from the Walt Disney Company in California.