Most of Universal's stuff they pay license fees for anyway. But they've always driven a "hard bargain" in negotiations, that's the MCA/Universal way, and generally pay lower percentages than others. Example: When they were negotiating with Warner for Warner cartoon and DC rights for what would evolve into IOA, they were only $70,000 apart. Warner wouldn't come down any further so they just told Warner to shove it. In the meantime they negotiated that sweetheart deal with Marvel in case DC fell through, and got the rights for a song. MCA/Universal originated "The Art of the Deal". They expanded Japan Jurassic Park with a new attraction & did the Raptor M&G in Orlando, so I doubt rights fees would come into major play with Orlando. It's probably more that they have so much on the table, they can only do so much in the time frame.