Yup, and the Four Seasons is often a 50% premium to Aulani - not completely sure about the restaurants, but definitely for the hotel rooms.
Assuming they are 30 - 40% more expensive, with correspondingly higher wages for employees, it’s definitely easier to staff.
Not in any way defending Disney - one can argue they should raise rates and deal with lower profits (which will last for a long time if they go that route). Just saying that it’s completely understandable that they might have a long lead time to start back up.
Everywhere I go theses days, there are businesses impacted by employee availability. Not completely surprised it’s happening to Disney. They’ve never been a high paying employer - they rely on a combination of decent wages, brand image, and job security. But the last couple of years have hit the last two, so their wages aren’t enough of a draw. And I’m pretty sure Chapek has no intention on increasing wages until it’s way overdue.