Disney theme parks news

More than 40,000 people from over 100 countries are descending on Orlando, Florida, ahead of the largest visitor attractions show of the year – the ... More

Disneyland Paris is to host the first ever official LGBTQ event held at a Disney theme park when it privatises the Walt Disney Studios Park ... More

The research and development (R&D) team at Disney are working on a concept that could see visitors wearing augmented reality (AR) costumes of their favourite ... More

Disney’s parks and resorts have enjoyed another strong quarter, with the company experiencing double digit growth in operating profits to US$750m (€689.5m, £579.2m). The boost ... More

While revenues at Disney’s parks and resorts continue to rise, things aren’t looking so rosy for the company as a whole, after the entertainment giant ... More

The Walt Disney Company has beaten analyst estimates for its second quarter earnings, led by growth at its theme parks along with the continued success ... More

The Singapore Tourist Board (STB) is looking at using radio frequency identification technology (RFID) – similar to that launched in Disney theme parks earlier this ... More

A number of patents, recently filed by Disney, suggest the company plans to use drone technology for entertainment purposes in its theme parks, with the ... More

The operator of Disney theme parks in Japan is to invest US$4.87bn (€3.51bn, £2.9bn) into its amusement operations over the next ten years. Oriental Land ... More

The National Skills Academy for Hospitality (NSAH) has extended its Disney Institute programme for 2010. Following the initial Disney Institute programme in London last year, ... More

Disney and Hong Kong’s SAR government has announced that Hong Kong Disneyland will be open for guests from 25 September 2005, earlier than originally projected. ... More

Disney, one of the world’s leading family entertainment companies, is today recovering from a hostile takeover bid. Cable television company, Comcast, tabled a $62bn (£30bn) ... More