The Walt Disney Company, founded in 1923 by Walt and Roy Disney, is a global entertainment powerhouse. Known for its iconic characters and films, it also owns ABC, ESPN, Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars. The company operates theme parks worldwide and has expanded into digital media with its streaming service, Disney+.
To say that this pandemic is a moving target is the understatement of a lifetime. Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort have been doing their very best to keep up with the Joneses by routinely adding clarification to their policies on face coverings for guests and cast members.
Walt Disney World performers challenge their union, Actors’ Equity Association, for the right to return to work regardless of Equity’s continuing protest against the resort's reopening policies.
The Walt Disney Company announced today–July 2, 2020–that the Disney College Program in Fall 2020 is officially cancelled. This applies to both Disneyland and Disney World.
Disney owns several beloved theme parks around the world. However, there have been some ideas that never made it to development, like Disney’s America.
You have likely heard about the recent Disney and Universal closures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, at least until the end of March 2020. Here’s what it means for you.
Disney’s (now former) CEO Bob Iger planned to retire within the next few years, or so we all thought. We did not think it would be so soon, seemingly random, and abrupt.