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List of assets owned by the Walt Disney Company

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This is a catalog of all core assets under The Walt Disney Company, a global multinational media and entertainment conglomerate. It covers its studio entertainment, media networks, theme parks, direct-to-consumer services, consumer products, and other business segments, as well as major acquired subsidiaries and intellectual property portfolios.

Key moments

  • 1923-10-16Founded as Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio by Walt and Roy Disney
  • 1995Acquired Capital Cities/ABC, gaining ABC broadcast network and related media assets
  • 2006Acquired Pixar Animation Studios
  • 2009Acquired Marvel Entertainment
  • 2012Acquired Lucasfilm including Star Wars and Indiana Jones franchises
  • 2019Acquired most 21st Century Fox assets, rebranded 20th Century Fox as 20th Century Studios
  • 2025Continues to operate core segments including Disney Entertainment, ESPN, and Disney Experiences

Disney faces intense competition across all its business verticals:

  1. Film & Streaming: Competes with Warner Bros. Discovery, Universal Pictures (Comcast), Paramount Global, Sony Pictures, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Hulu competitors.
  2. Theme Parks: Competes with Universal Destinations & Experiences, Merlin Entertainments, Cedar Fair, and regional/local park operators globally.
  3. Sports Media: ESPN competes with NBC Sports, Fox Sports, Warner Bros. Discovery Sports, and regional sports networks.
  4. Consumer Products: Competes with toy manufacturers, apparel brands, and other entertainment IP licensing firms like Marvel (previously separate), Warner Bros. Consumer Products.
  • Main rivals include Hollywood peers Warner Bros. Discovery, Universal, Paramount, Sony
  • Streaming rivals Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and traditional cable TV providers
  • Theme park rivals Universal Destinations and regional entertainment groups

The Walt Disney Company’s brand strength stands as among the strongest in the global media and entertainment industry, underpinned by its unmatched, diversified portfolio of owned assets and intellectual property. As a century-old conglomerate, Disney’s asset footprint spans studio entertainment, streaming media, theme parks, cable networks, and consumer product licensing, creating powerful cross-brand synergies that reinforce market leadership across every core vertical. Its curated collection of high-value IP—from original Disney animation to Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and 20th Century Studios properties—gives it a unique competitive moat that few peers can replicate.

Disney’s track record of strategic acquisitions and seamless asset integration has continuously expanded its brand reach, allowing it to adapt to shifting consumer preferences from traditional broadcast to direct-to-consumer streaming. This agility, paired with the enduring popularity of its core assets, helps the brand maintain consistent audience engagement even amid a rapidly changing entertainment landscape.

The company’s diversified asset structure also acts as a natural risk mitigator, enabling it to absorb shocks across business cycles. For example, temporary closures of theme park assets during the COVID-19 pandemic were partially offset by surging demand for its Disney+ streaming service, which quickly grew into a core growth asset that strengthens the overall brand ecosystem.

Brand leadership

Score: 95/100

Disney holds a leading position across most of its core business segments, from global box office performance to theme park attendance and streaming subscriber growth. Its unrivaled owned IP asset portfolio lets it outperform most competitors in terms of brand recognition and consumer preference, securing top-tier market share in all key entertainment verticals it operates in.

Audience interaction

Score: 90/100

Disney maintains deep, ongoing interaction with global audiences across its full asset ecosystem, from in-person park visits and ongoing streaming viewership to consumer product purchases and active social media engagement. Fans consistently engage with its IP across multiple touchpoints, creating strong community loyalty and repeat interaction that drives long-term brand value.

Brand momentum

Score: 85/100

Disney continues to grow its brand momentum through ongoing expansion of its streaming platform, new immersive theme park attractions, and blockbuster content releases built on its existing owned IP portfolio. While it faces short-term challenges in achieving profitability for its direct-to-consumer segment, the brand continues to gain audience share and expand its asset base through targeted strategic content investments.

Brand stability

Score: 92/100

As a well-established conglomerate with over a century of operating history and a highly diversified asset base, Disney exhibits very high brand stability. Its consistent revenue streams across multiple unrelated segments, strong balance sheet, and enduring IP popularity allow it to weather industry shifts and economic downturns better than nearly all of its industry peers.

Brand age

Score: 98/100

The Walt Disney Company traces its origins back to 1923, giving it over a century of continuous brand history and heritage. This long operating history has allowed the brand to build deep intergenerational connections with global audiences, with multiple generations growing up engaging with Disney assets, reinforcing long-term accumulated brand equity.

Industry profile

Score: 94/100

Disney is one of the most recognizable and widely followed brands in the global media and entertainment industry, setting trends for content creation, immersive theme park design, and streaming strategy across the entire sector. Its major business moves and asset acquisitions are closely watched by industry observers, consumers, and investors, giving it an outsize influence on global entertainment industry direction.

Globalization

Score: 88/100

Disney has expanded its assets and brand presence across every major global region, with operating theme parks in Asia, Europe, and North America, and its flagship streaming service available in nearly every country around the world. While its brand penetration is highest in North America and mature European and Asian markets, it continues to expand its footprint in emerging high-growth markets, steadily boosting its overall global brand reach.

AI-assisted analysis can support structured reasoning about a brand’s value based on its asset portfolio and market position, but all derived figures for brand value are illustrative only. For a formally audited, official brand value assessment, please contact the World Brand Lab directly.

This is a list of assets currently or formerly owned by the Walt Disney Company, unless otherwise indicated.[1]

As of October 2024, the Walt Disney Company, or just Disney, is organized into three main segments: Disney Entertainment, which includes the company's film, television, music and streaming media assets, ESPN (including ESPN+) and Disney Experiences.[2]

Disney Entertainment

Walt Disney Studios (division)

Corporate

Walt Disney Studios

(basically) El Capitan Entertainment Centre

  • Disney Studio Store (Disney's Soda Fountain and Studio Store, collocated with a Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop in the El Capitan Building is next to the theater.)
  • El Capitan Theatre
  • Hollywood Masonic Temple
  • Buena Vista International Latin America[14]
  • Buena Vista International Brazil
  • Patagonik Film Group (33.3%)
  • Walt Disney Japan (Merging between Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Japan and Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment Japan on March 1, 2010. (Known as Walt Disney Studios Japan from March 1, 2010, to November 22, 2016.)[15])
  • Walt Disney Studios Marketing
  • Worldwide Special Events

Disney Theatrical Group

  • Disney Theatrical Productions
  • Disney Live Family Entertainment
  • Disney on Ice (licensed)
  • Disney Live (licensed)
  • Marvel Universe Live! (licensed)
  • Walt Disney Special Events Group[16]
  • Disney Theatrical Licensing
  • New Amsterdam Development Corp.
  • New Amsterdam Theatre (long-term lease)
  • New Amsterdam Theatrical Productions, Inc.
  • Walt Disney Theatrical Worldwide, Inc.
  • Buena Vista Theatrical
  • Buena Vista Theatrical Ventures, Inc.[8]
  • Buena Vista Theatrical Merchandise, LLC

Disney Music Group

  • Disney Music Publishing
  • Agarita Music[17]
  • Buena Vista Music Co.[17]
  • Falferious Music[17]
  • Five Hundred South Songs[17]
  • Fuzzy Muppet Songs
  • Holpic Music, Inc.[17]
  • Hollywood Pictures Music[17]
  • Pixar Music
  • Pixar Talking Pictures
  • Seven Peaks Music
  • Seven Summits Music[17]
  • Touchstone Pictures Music & Songs, Inc.[17]
  • Utapau Music
  • Mad Muppet Melodies
  • Marvel Comics Music
  • Vistaville Music
  • Walt Disney Music Company[17]
  • Wampa-Tauntaun Music
  • Wonderland Music Company[17]
  • Buena Vista Records (Revived as a joint country label with Universal Music Group Nashville.[18])
  • Walt Disney Records
  • Hollywood Records
  • DMG Nashville
  • RMI Recordings (A joint "digital-first" talent label with the founders of DigiTour Media)
  • Disney Concerts[19]

Disney Studio Services

  • Disney Digital Studio Services - Studio Post Production[20][21]
  • Studio Production Services
  • Walt Disney Studios (Burbank)
  • Golden Oak Ranch
  • Prospect Studios
  • KABC7 Studio B
  • Pinewood Studios (Most of the studio is under a 10-year lease from Pinewood Group.[22])
  • Disney Studios Australia

Corporate

Walt Disney Studios

(basically) El Capitan Entertainment Centre

  • Disney Studio Store (Disney's Soda Fountain and Studio Store, collocated with a Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop in the El Capitan Building is next to the theater.)
  • El Capitan Theatre
  • Hollywood Masonic Temple
  • Buena Vista International Latin America[14]
  • Buena Vista International Brazil
  • Patagonik Film Group (33.3%)
  • Walt Disney Japan (Merging between Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Japan and Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment Japan on March 1, 2010. (Known as Walt Disney Studios Japan from March 1, 2010, to November 22, 2016.)[15])
  • Walt Disney Studios Marketing
  • Worldwide Special Events

Disney Theatrical Group

  • Disney Theatrical Productions
  • Disney Live Family Entertainment
  • Disney on Ice (licensed)
  • Disney Live (licensed)
  • Marvel Universe Live! (licensed)
  • Walt Disney Special Events Group[16]
  • Disney Theatrical Licensing
  • New Amsterdam Development Corp.
  • New Amsterdam Theatre (long-term lease)
  • New Amsterdam Theatrical Productions, Inc.
  • Walt Disney Theatrical Worldwide, Inc.
  • Buena Vista Theatrical
  • Buena Vista Theatrical Ventures, Inc.[8]
  • Buena Vista Theatrical Merchandise, LLC

Disney Music Group

  • Disney Music Publishing
  • Agarita Music[17]
  • Buena Vista Music Co.[17]
  • Falferious Music[17]
  • Five Hundred South Songs[17]
  • Fuzzy Muppet Songs
  • Holpic Music, Inc.[17]
  • Hollywood Pictures Music[17]
  • Pixar Music
  • Pixar Talking Pictures
  • Seven Peaks Music
  • Seven Summits Music[17]
  • Touchstone Pictures Music & Songs, Inc.[17]
  • Utapau Music
  • Mad Muppet Melodies
  • Marvel Comics Music
  • Vistaville Music
  • Walt Disney Music Company[17]
  • Wampa-Tauntaun Music
  • Wonderland Music Company[17]
  • Buena Vista Records (Revived as a joint country label with Universal Music Group Nashville.[18])
  • Walt Disney Records
  • Hollywood Records
  • DMG Nashville
  • RMI Recordings (A joint "digital-first" talent label with the founders of DigiTour Media)
  • Disney Concerts[19]

Disney Studio Services

  • Disney Digital Studio Services - Studio Post Production[20][21]
  • Studio Production Services
  • Walt Disney Studios (Burbank)
  • Golden Oak Ranch
  • Prospect Studios
  • KABC7 Studio B
  • Pinewood Studios (Most of the studio is under a 10-year lease from Pinewood Group.[22])
  • Disney Studios Australia

Disney Platform Distribution

  • Disney–ABC Domestic Television
  • BVS Entertainment
  • Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment
  • 20th Century Home Entertainment
  • ESPN Home Entertainment
  • Movies Anywhere

Disney Streaming

A+E Global Media (50% with Hearst Communications)

Disney Entertainment Television

International Content and Operations

The Walt Disney Company Europe, Middle East and Africa

The Walt Disney Company Europe, Middle East & Africa (doing business as The Walt Disney Company Limited) is the largest international division of the Walt Disney Company, serving Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Its headquarters are located at 3 Queen Caroline Street, Hammersmith, West London,[31] and have most of its locations, mostly in Europe.

The Walt Disney Company Latin America

The Walt Disney Company Asia Pacific

The Walt Disney Company Europe, Middle East and Africa

The Walt Disney Company Europe, Middle East & Africa (doing business as The Walt Disney Company Limited) is the largest international division of the Walt Disney Company, serving Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Its headquarters are located at 3 Queen Caroline Street, Hammersmith, West London,[31] and have most of its locations, mostly in Europe.

The Walt Disney Company Latin America

The Walt Disney Company Asia Pacific

Disney Experiences

Disney Consumer Products

Disney Consumer Products, Inc. encompasses Disney Store, Disney Games, Disney Publishing and Disney Licensing (including Disney Baby).

Disney retail

Disney Interactive

DCPI content

Disney Publishing Worldwide

Disney retail

Disney Interactive

DCPI content

Disney Publishing Worldwide

Parks and resorts

Disneyland Resort

Anaheim, California, United States

Walt Disney World Resort

Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States[8]

Disney Parks International

Disneyland International, oversees Disney's interest in Tokyo Disney Resort.[48] The WDC has taken full ownership of Euro Disneyland, opened on April 12, 1992, as the Euro Disney Resort, located in Marne-la-Vallée, near Paris, France. Disney owns 48% of Hong Kong International Theme Parks, while the Government of Hong Kong owns 52% of the shares.

Disney Signature Experiences

Disneyland Resort

Anaheim, California, United States

Walt Disney World Resort

Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States[8]

Disney Parks International

Disneyland International, oversees Disney's interest in Tokyo Disney Resort.[48] The WDC has taken full ownership of Euro Disneyland, opened on April 12, 1992, as the Euro Disney Resort, located in Marne-la-Vallée, near Paris, France. Disney owns 48% of Hong Kong International Theme Parks, while the Government of Hong Kong owns 52% of the shares.

Disney Signature Experiences

ESPN, LLC

72% equity holding; 18% owned by Hearst Corporation and 10% owned by National Football League

Shared services

These are services shared between Disney Entertainment and ESPN segments[52]

  • Product and Technology
  • Disney Platform Distribution
  • Disney Advertising Sales
  • Disney CreativeWorks[53]
  • Disney XP[54]
  • Project Elevate[55]

Others

  • BVCC, Inc. (Buena Vista Construction Company) Disney World general contractor
  • Cover Concepts, Inc.
  • Disney Accelerator[56]
  • Disney Character Voices International
  • Disney Institute, the professional development and external training arm
  • Disney Rewards,[57] Disney Credit Card service by Chase Bank
  • Disney Credit Card Services, Inc.
  • Disney Programs
  • Disney College Program
  • Disney International Programs
  • Disney Alumni Association[58]
  • Disney Legends
  • Golden Pass
  • Disney University
  • Disney Worldwide Outreach Program
  • Epic Games (10%)
  • Marvel Characters, Inc.
  • Marvel New Media
  • Marvel Entertainment International Limited (United Kingdom)
  • Marvel Internet Productions LLC (Delaware)
  • Marvel Property, Inc. (Delaware)
  • Marvel International Character Holdings LLC (Delaware)
  • MRV, Inc. (Delaware)
  • Marvel Toys Limited (Hong Kong)
  • MVL International C.V. (The Netherlands)
  • Marvel Characters B.V. (The Netherlands)
  • Marvel Toys
  • Marvel Universe
  • Marvel Toys Limited (Hong Kong)
  • National Geographic Partners (73% majority holding; 27% owned by the National Geographic Society)
  • OpenAI (equity stake)
  • Pixar RenderMan
  • Presto
  • Silver Creek Pictures, Inc.
  • Sphero (June 2015) TWDC purchased a stake in the robotic toys company then approached them about building BB-8[59]
  • Universal Music Group (minority)
  • Webtoon Entertainment (2%)[60]

Property holding companies

  • Carousel Holdings EAT LLC, Carousel Inn & Suites, Anaheim, California[61]
  • Axman Realty Corp.
  • Boss Realty, Inc.
  • Commercial Apartment Properties, Inc.
  • The Celebration Co.
  • Disney Keystone Properties, Inc.
  • Disney Realty, Inc.
  • Dutchman Realty, Inc.
  • The Dolphin Hotel, Inc.
  • Homestead Homes, Inc.
  • The Little Lake Bryan Co.
  • Maple Leaf Commercial Properties, Inc.
  • The Swan Hotel, Inc.
  • Walt Disney Properties Corp.[8]
  • Buena Vista Street, Burbank CA
  • Pine Woods Properties, Inc.
  • Holmes Houses, Inc.
  • Key Bridge Properties, Inc.
  • Florida properties
  • Lake Bryan, Inc.
  • Madeira Land Co., Inc.
  • Magnolia Creek Development Co.[8]

Financial

  • Arvida Disney Financial Services Inc.
  • Arvida Real Estate Capital Inc., a commercial real estate investment banking subsidiary to arrange financing for commercial, industrial and retail projects[62]

Venture capital

Steamboat Ventures: ownership positions not revealed

  • Baynote
  • Chukong Technologies
  • EdgeCast
  • Elemental Technologies
  • EMN8
  • Fanzter, Inc.
  • Fastclick
  • FreeWheel
  • GameSalad
  • GoPro
  • Greystripe
  • Kapow Software
  • MediaBank
  • MerchantCircle
  • Passenger
  • Photobucket
  • RazorGator
  • Vobile
  • VoodooVox
  • Zettics[63]

Chinese holdings

  • 51Fanli
  • Bokecc
  • Cocoa China
  • Gridsum Technology
  • Netmovie[64]
  • Shangpin
  • Troodon
  • UUSee
  • Yoyi Media
  • YY[65]

Chinese holdings

  • 51Fanli
  • Bokecc
  • Cocoa China
  • Gridsum Technology
  • Netmovie[64]
  • Shangpin
  • Troodon
  • UUSee
  • Yoyi Media
  • YY[65]

Unsorted

  • 2139 Empire Avenue Corp.
  • Alameda Payroll, Inc.
  • Andes Productions, Inc.
  • Animation Collectors, Inc.
  • BVHV Services
  • Before & After Productions, Inc.
  • Berl Holding Co.
  • Billy B. Productions, Inc.
  • Blue Note Management Corp.
  • Buena Vista Catalog Co.
  • Buena Vista Laboratories, Inc.
  • Buena Vista Trading Co.
  • C.A. Productions, Inc.
  • DCSR, Inc.
  • Devonson Corp.
  • Disney Art Editions, Inc.
  • Disney Computer Magazine Group, Inc.
  • Disney Interfinance Corp.
  • Disney Media Ventures, Inc.
  • Disney Research
  • Disney Special Programs, Inc.
  • Disney, Inc.
  • ERS Investment Ltd.
  • Entertainment Development, Inc.
  • Film Brothers Property Corp.
  • From Time to Time Inc.
  • Hardware Distribution, Inc.
  • Heavy Weight, Inc.
  • Hodi Investments, Inc.
  • Hughes Flying Boat Corp.
  • IJR, Inc.(inactive)
  • Indian Warrior Productions, Inc.
  • J.B. Productions, Inc.
  • Kelly Management, Inc.
  • LBV Services, Inc.
  • Merriweather Productions, Inc. (inactive)
  • Montrose Corp.
  • One For All Productions, Inc.
  • Palm Hospitality Co.
  • Plymouth Productions
  • PNLH Payroll Inc.
  • RCE Services, Inc.
  • Stakeout Two Productions, Inc.
  • Supercomm International, Inc.
  • Swing Kids Productions, Inc.
  • The Inn Corp.
  • The Quiz Show Co.[8]
  • Theme Park Productions, Inc.
  • Toon Town, Inc.
  • Voice Quality Coordination, Inc.
  • WCO Leisure, Inc.
  • WCO Parent Corp.
  • WCO Port Management Corp.
  • WCO Port Properties, Ltd.
  • WCO Vacationland, Inc.
  • WDT Services, Inc.
  • WDW Services, Inc.
  • Wanderlust Productions, Inc.

Partial assets

  • Inspector Gadget – Disney formerly owned the franchise as a whole during their limited partnership of DIC Entertainment from 1996 until 2000, before they sold DIC back to Andy Heyward. Disney also held international distribution to the original series outside North America through BVS Entertainment/Jetix Europe after their acquisition of Fox Family Worldwide in 2001, before selling it with 20 other DIC-owned programmes back to DIC in March 2006. Disney continues to hold the live-action film rights to the franchise through Walt Disney Pictures.
  • Talking Friends – Franchise holder Outfit7 Entertainment signed an exclusive deal with Disney in 2012 that allowed the company to produce and distribute certain media for the franchise. Among the media created as part of the limited license included a web-series from Disney Interactive, two songs from Walt Disney Records, a Disney Create - Photo Mashup game that was available on disney.go.com/create, as well as a concert event featuring Radio Disney DJs to promote the Talking Friends Superstars toyline. The deal, however, did not include the original apps, characters, nor merchandising rights.

Former assets

Dormant or shuttered

The following companies or units are subsidiaries of Disney that are either no longer active or have been absorbed into another part of the company.

  • 20th Digital Studio - dissolved on April 26, 2023.
  • ABC (App) - FAST app for content from ABC. Discontinued on September 23, 2024, and merged with Disney+ and Hulu.
  • ABC Kids: Replaced by Litton's Weekend Adventure.
  • ABC Signature - Dissolved; operations folded into 20th Television.[66]
  • ABC Spark - (licensed only; owned by Corus Entertainment) - Closed on September 1, 2025.
  • Americast - Telephone digital TV joint venture.
  • Anaheim Sports, Inc. - Formerly Disney Sports Enterprises, Inc.
  • Arena Football League - ESPN bought a minority share of the league in December 2006; the league ceased operations in July 2009. The AFL was revived in 2010, but is a separate legal entity from the original, with no Disney ownership.
  • Asianet Star Communications
  • Babble
  • Bindass - Closed on March 15, 2025.
  • Bindass Play - Closed in 2017.
  • Black Rock Studio - formerly known as Climax Racing; acquired by Disney Interactive Studios (formerly Buena Vista Games) on September 28, 2006; closed on June 30, 2011.
  • Blip Networks, Inc.: Acquired by Maker Studios (Now Disney Digital Network) in August 2013.[67] Shut down in August 2015.[68]
  • Blue Sky Studios - closed on April 10, 2021.
  • Bonnie View Productions, Ltd.:[8] Production company for Crusaders, a syndicated news magazine show.
  • Buena Vista Visual Effects
  • BT Sport ESPN - License to use ESPN brand revoked, renamed BT Sport.
  • Black20
  • SIP Animation (formerly Saban International Paris): Disney acquired Saban's 49.6% minority stake in 2001 and renamed the company in 2002. All remaining shares were transferred to BVS Entertainment in 2012, and SIP was shut down completely in October 2023, after being dormant since 2009. Trademark and intellectual property transactions were handled by BVS International N.V. after 2002.[70]
  • Libra Pictures / Libra Home Entertainment: Saban's adult-oriented television/direct-to-video film production unit. The trademark rights were taken over by Disney and its operations were terminated in 2001.
  • Jetix Europe, N.V. (formerly Fox Kids Europe): 73% acquired with Fox Family Worldwide, Inc., full ownership obtained in 2009; ran 13 Jetix channels.
  • GXT: Italian channel for older teens sold in the management buyout of Jetix Italy, closed in late 2014.
  • K-2: Syndicated Italian block also sold in the management buyout of Jetix Italy.
  • Jetix Consumer Products: Formerly Saban Consumer Products and Active Licensing Europe.
  • Jetix España S.L.: Joint venture with Sogecable S.A. to operate Jetix Spain.
  • Jetix Play: A pay TV channel broadcasting in Eastern Europe, rebranded as Playhouse Disney in 2010 and Disney Junior in 2011.
  • Jetix Poland Limited: Minority owner; a subsidiary of United Pan-Europe Communications N.V.
  • TV10 B.V.: Joint venture with SBS Broadcasting B.V. operating the Dutch Jetix channel
  • Cal Publishing: Cal Publishing was a subsidiary created by Disney to acquire the assets of CrossGen. After the acquisition, both companies were folded into Disney Publishing Worldwide. Disney subsidiary Marvel Comics has since tried to revive CrossGen as an imprint.
  • Canasa Trading Corp[8]
  • Caravan Pictures[8]
  • Channel [V] - Closed in 2021.
  • Disney Circle 7 Animation
  • Club Penguin - Closed on March 30, 2017.
  • Club Penguin Island - Closed on December 20, 2018.
  • Club Disney: Creation of Disney Regional Entertainment, Club Disney had 5 locations built in the U.S. All 5 locations were closed in November 1999.
  • Walt Disney Feature Animation Florida, Inc.[8]
  • Das Vierte
  • Disney+ Hotstar - Rebranded to Disney+ in Southeast Asia on October 9, 2025,[71] and became JioHotstar in India in February 14, 2025.[72]
  • Disney Auctions
  • Disney Cinemagic[73]
  • Disney Comics
  • Disney Deluxe, streaming service which offered Disney, Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars branded content in Japan.
  • Disney Development Company: Construct arm.[74]
  • Disney Digital Network
  • Revelmode: Sub-network of Maker Studios/Disney Digital Network.[75] Shut down after PewDiePie was dropped because of anti-semitic jokes made on his channel.[76][77]
  • Disney Interactive Studios - Closed in 2016
  • DisneyLife, streaming service which offered some Disney branded content to subscriber's outside the US before Disney+.[78]
  • Disney Movie Club, a physical media distributor closed in Canada on October 15, 2023 and in the United States on May 20, 2024
  • Disney Movie Insiders - Closed on September 1, 2023 in Canada and on December 6, 2024 in the United States
  • Disney Networks Group Asia Pacific - Closed in 2023
  • DisneyNow - FAST app for content from Disney Channel, Disney Junior, and Disney XD. Discontinued on September 23, 2024.
  • Disney Regional Entertainment: Ran Disney Quest and the ESPN Zone Restaurant/entertainment chains. The division was closed in June 2010. Two ESPN Zones remain operating, but now as local franchises.
  • Disney's River Country - Closed in 2001
  • Disney TeleVentures, Inc.: Americast telco venture programming and technical support[8]
  • Disney Television and Telecommunications, division group (not to be confused with Walt Disney Television production division) eliminated after Disney-CC/ABC merger[79]
  • Disneytoon Studios
  • Dream Quest Images: Merged with Disney Features Animation computer group to form The Secret Lab.
  • ESPN3 - closed on December 2, 2025
  • ESPN Classic - closed in 2023
  • ESPN The Magazine - dissolved in September 2019
  • ESPN Player - shut down on August 18, 2023, in all international markets.
  • Faded Denim Productions Ltd.: Defunct production company
  • Fall Line Studios
  • Fidelity Television, Inc.: owned KCAL-TV
  • KHJ-TV, Inc.[8]
  • Fogbank Entertainment - shut down in 2020[80]
  • Fox App - discontinued on December 31, 2020
  • Fox (international) - assets either closed or dissolved into Star Channel or FX; closed in 2024
  • Fox 2000 Pictures - dissolved on May 14, 2021
  • Fox 21 Television Studios - dissolved into Touchstone Television, later Walt Disney Television
  • Fox Consumer Products - folded into Disney Consumer Products in 2020
  • Fox Life - Closed in 2024
  • Fox Comedy - Closed in 2024
  • Fox Crime - Closed in 2024
  • Fox Movies - Closed in 2024
  • Fox Family Movies - Closed in 2021 in Southeast Asia and in 2022 in the Middle East
  • Fox Action Movies - Closed in 2021 in Southeast Asia and in 2024 in the Middle East and replaced by Star Action
  • Fox Networks Group[81] - Closed in 2024
  • Fox-Paramount Home Entertainment (A Nordic joint venture with Paramount Home Entertainment) - Closed in 2019
  • Fox Pathé Europa (French joint venture with Pathé and EuropaCorp)
  • Fox Research Library
  • Fox Sports International - assets either closed or dissolved into ESPN; closed in 2024
  • Fox VFX Lab - Closed in 2019
  • Fox Music - Merged with Hollywood Records in 2020
  • FoxNext - Closed in 2020
  • Fox+ - Closed in 2022
  • Freeform (App) - FAST app for content from Freeform. Discontinued on September 23, 2024 and merged with Hulu.
  • FXNOW - FAST app for content from FX Networks and 20th Century Studios. Discontinued on September 23, 2024.
  • FX+ - Closed on August 21, 2019
  • Harvest Groves, Inc.: Merged
  • Hollywood Basic: Sub-label of Hollywood Records that released rap music (including music by DJ Shadow and Organized Konfusion). The label was discontinued in the mid-1990s.
  • Hollywood Pictures: Film label of The Walt Disney Studios created in 1989 and shuttered in 2007.
  • Hollywood Pictures Music: Label of Disney Music Publishing that distributed songs from Hollywood Pictures' titles.
  • Hotstar - Streaming service rebranded to Disney+ Hotstar in 2020.
  • Hulu - OTT streaming platform; merged with Disney+ and discontinued in 2026 within the United States
  • ImageMovers Digital: Closed in 2011 after the abysmal opening of Mars Needs Moms.
  • Infoseek Corporation: Acquired by Disney in 1998 and merged into Disney's GO Network. The Infoseek name is no longer in use.
  • Jumbo Pictures: Acquired by Disney in 1996, Jumbo Pictures produced Doug, 101 Dalmatians: The Series, and PB&J Otter for Disney. The company was folded into Walt Disney Television Animation
  • Jetix Animation Concepts: Folded into Walt Disney Television Animation in 2009.
  • Junction Point Studios
  • Kingdom Comics:[82] The Kingdom Comics unit's creatives/executives moved its deal to an independent Monsterfoot Production.[83]
  • La Chaîne Disney (licensed only; owned by Corus Entertainment) - Closed on September 1, 2025
  • Lake Buena Vista Communities, Inc.
  • LAPTV
  • Lifetime Radio for Women
  • Longhorn Network - Closed on June 30, 2024 and folded into SEC Network
  • Lucasfilm Animation Singapore and VFX Studio - Closed in 2023
  • Lyric Street Records: Record label specializing in country music
  • Malibu Comics
  • Mammoth Records: Independent record label acquired by Disney in 1997
  • Marvel Entertainment - Closed on March 29, 2023
  • Marvel Animation (AKA Marvel Family Entertainment)[84]
  • Marvel Animation Studios: Part of Marvel Animation from 2012 until 2020[85]
  • MLG Productions 1 – MLG Productions 8: (Marvel's joint venture with Lionsgate) operationally defunct as the agreed-upon number of DTV movies were finished.
  • Nat Geo App - FAST app for content from the National Geographic Channels. Discontinued on December 31, 2019
  • Nat Geo Kids Abu Dhabi - Closed on January 1, 2020
  • Nat Geo Kids - Closed on April 1, 2022
  • Nat Geo Music - Closed in 2017
  • Nat Geo TV - FAST app for content from the National Geographic Channels. Discontinued on September 23, 2024, and merged with Disney+ and Hulu.
  • NBA Experience - Closed in 2021
  • Pixar Canada: Opened in 2010,[86] Closed in 2013.[87]
  • Playdom
  • Propaganda Games: Shuttered in January 2011 after the development of Tron: Evolution was completed.
  • Radio Disney Networks
  • Radio Disney
  • Radio Disney Country
  • Radio Disney Junior
  • Radio Disney Music Awards
  • Ranch and Grove Holding Corp.: Merged
  • The Secret Lab: Formed from Dream Quest Images & Walt Disney Features Animation computer group, closed in 2002
  • Skellington Productions, Inc.: Production company formed between Walt Disney Feature Animation and filmmakers Tim Burton and Henry Selick
  • Soapnet: DATG cable channel that closed on December 31, 2013
  • Sony ESPN (50%, joint-venture with Sony) - Closed in 2020
  • Star (Disney+ brand) - Discontinued in international markets on October 8, 2025, and replaced by the Hulu hub, except in Japan[88]
  • Star+ - Merged with Disney+ in Latin America on June 26, 2024, discontinued on July 24, 2024[89]
  • Star Chinese Channel - Closed on December 31, 2023
  • Star Chinese Movies - Closed on December 31, 2023
  • Star Chinese Movies Legend - Closed on September 30, 2021
  • Star Entertainment Channel - Closed on December 31, 2023
  • Star Life - Closed on March 31, 2022
  • Star Movies HD - Closed on December 31, 2023
  • Star Movies Gold - Closed on December 31, 2023
  • Star Premium - Closed on February 1, 2022 in Latin America and on March 31, 2022 in Brazil
  • Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser - Closed on September 30, 2023
  • Starwave: Starwave was merged with Infoseek and acquired by Disney in 1998 to form GO Network. Starwave no longer operates as a stand-alone business. The label was recently resurrected to form Disney's Starwave Mobile which licenses content from third-party companies for cell phone content.
  • Star World India - Closed on March 15, 2023
  • Star World Premiere - Closed on March 15, 2023
  • Star World Taiwan - Closed on December 31, 2023
  • Tapulous
  • Togetherville: Acquired in February 2011.[90] Discontinued in March 2012.
  • Toontown Online: Servers were closed on September 19, 2013.
  • Touchstone Pictures: it was inactive in 2016. The label still used in-home media distribution of catalog titles.
  • Touchstone Television: Folded into 20th Television in 2020.
  • Touchwood Pacific Partner 1, Inc. (not the limited partnership itself)[8]
  • Toysmart.com: Controlling interest[91]
  • Take180
  • UTV Software Communications - Merged with Disney Star in 2020.
  • UTV Communications (USA) LLC
  • UTV Motion Pictures - Closed in 2017.
  • UTV Action - Closed on March 15, 2023
  • UTV Movies - Closed on March 15, 2023.
  • UTV HD - Closed on March 15, 2023.
  • IG Interactive Entertainment Ltd. - Closed in 2012.
  • UTV Global Broadcasting Ltd.
  • UTV Games Ltd. - Closed in 2015.
  • UTV Indiagames - Closed in 2015.
  • UTV Ignition Games - Closed in 2012.
  • UTV Toons
  • Viajar - Closed in 2021.
  • Voyage - closed in 2020.
  • Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment Physical Media Distribution (Australia) - Closed in 2023.
  • Walt Disney Television: transferred to ABC Television Network, and later folded into Touchstone Television (then ABC Studios and later ABC Signature).
  • WatchESPN: Shut down on July 1, 2019.
  • Wideload Games
  • Wizzer Productions, Inc.: Production company for the 101 Dalmatians live-action movie.[8]
  • Xee - Closed in 2022.
  • YourTV - Closed in 2019.

Divested

  • ABC Radio Networks, a radio network, along with ABC's non-radio Disney and ESPN stations sold to Citadel Broadcasting with the network renamed as Citadel Media, and later sold to Cumulus Media and renamed as Cumulus Media Networks before being merged into Westwood One.
  • Anaheim Ducks: sold to the Samuelis in 2005.
  • Avalanche Software: Closed in May 2016 and re-opened and acquired by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment in January 2017, now owned by Warner Bros. Discovery.
  • Baby Einstein: Acquired by The Walt Disney Company in November 2001, sold to Kids II, Inc. in October 2013.
  • Bass Anglers Sportsman Society
  • Childcraft Education Corp., maker of children's furniture and equipment, retail stores[92] and sold to U.S. Office Products Co. in 1997[93]
  • Childcraft, Inc.: catalog company
  • Boom! Studios (minority stake)[94] - Acquired as part of 21st Century purchase in March 2019, sold to Random House in 2024.[95]
  • Archaia Entertainment
  • Debmar Studios - Company held minority stake upon foundation in 1993,[96][97] folded into Buena Vista Television in 1994,[98][99] reestablished by company founder Mort Marcus in 2002[100]
  • DIC Entertainment - Acquired as part of CC/ABC purchase in November 1996, sold back to original owner in November 2000.
  • DreamWorks Pictures
  • DreamWorks II Distribution Co. LLC, film rights acquired from DreamWorks and Reliance.[101][102]
  • DreamWorks Home Entertainment
  • DreamWorks Television (1994-2002): Joint venture of CC/ABC with DreamWorks which was dissolved at the end of the seven-year agreement[103]
  • Go Fish Pictures – indie film label, shut down in 2007.
  • DreamWorks Distribution, LLC – theatrical distribution arm of DreamWorks Pictures and DreamWorks Animation
  • DW Funding LLC – library holder of live-action DreamWorks films
  • DraftKings (minority investment)[104]
  • E!: part owner, 39.5% share sold back to Comcast in 2006, in 2025, spun off to a new publicly traded company called Versant to be completed in 2026.
  • Style Network
  • Endemol Shine Group (50%) - acquired by Banijay[105]
  • ESPN BET - closed November 2025, agreement with Penn Entertainment
  • FoxNext Games - closed, assets sold to Scopely[106]
  • FoxNext Games LA studio
  • Aftershock Studios[107]
  • Cold Iron Studios
  • Fox Sports Networks - sold to Sinclair Broadcast Group and Entertainment Studios[108] given that Disney could not own any of Fox's regional sports networks
  • Arizona
  • Detroit
  • Florida/Sun
  • Midwest (subfeeds: Indiana, Kansas City)
  • North
  • Ohio/SportsTime Ohio
  • South / Fox Sports Southeast (subfeeds: Carolinas, Tennessee)
  • Southwest (subfeeds: Oklahoma, New Orleans)
  • West/Prime Ticket (subfeed: San Diego)
  • Wisconsin
  • YES Network (80% equity) - sold to Sinclair Broadcast Group, Amazon and Yankee Global Enterprises[109]
  • Fusion Media Network, LLC, Fusion cable channel joint venture with Univision Communications, sold off the remaining 50% to Univision.
  • GMTV: part owner; Sold to ITV plc and renamed ITV Breakfast Limited in 2009.
  • Hyperion Books: sold to Hachette
  • KCAL-TV: Sold to Young Broadcasting, now owned by CBS News and Stations.
  • KRDC
  • Miramax Films: Acquired by The Walt Disney Studios in 1993. Sold to Filmyard Holdings in 2010 and then beIN Media Group since 2016, co-owned with Paramount Global since 2020.
  • Dimension Films: Retained by Bob and Harvey Weinstein and absorbed into The Weinstein Company when they left Miramax Films. Overseas rights, including the UK, to The Brothers Grimm were transferred from Miramax to Walt Disney Pictures outside the United States since 2015.
  • MovieBeam
  • Oxygen Media: minority stake spun off, became independent, later sold to NBCUniversal in 2007 and became a division until spun off to Versant in 2026.[110]
  • Power Rangers and related properties - Sold back to Haim Saban in 2010, Saban held the rights until selling them to Hasbro in 2018. Disney still owns the old Saban back-catalog though.
  • Radio Disney Group, sold off individual stations
  • RTL Disney Fernsehen GmbH & Co KG (50/50 joint-venture with RTL Group) - Stake purchased out in March 2021[111]
  • Kividoo subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) service[112]
  • Scoyo
  • Super RTL
  • Toggolino Club
  • Toggo Plus timeshift service
  • Toggo Radio
  • Studio Ghibli: Partnership ended in 2013 and Disney sold the distribution rights to their library to GKIDS that year, currently owned by the Nippon Television Network Corporation.
  • Tata Play (30% stake): Stake sold to Tata Group in 2024.
  • TrueX: Sold to Gimbal, Inc. in 2020.[113]
  • Venu Sports (canceled 33.33% joint venture with Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery)[114]
  • Walt Disney Studios Sony Pictures Releasing de México: Stake sold to Sony Pictures Releasing.
  • Wondery (minority stake): Sold to Amazon Music in 2020.[115]
  • WJRT-TV, sold to Lily Broadcasting with WTVG
  • WTVG[116]
  • TeleColombia: sold to Paramount Networks Americas in 2021.
  • X Games: ESPN sold the majority stake to MSP Sports Capital in 2022 to focus back on its major games.

Venture capital holdings sold

  • 56.com: sold to Renren in September 2011
  • Iridigm Display Corporation: acquired by Qualcomm, Inc., September 2004
  • Kyte: acquired by KIT Digital, January 2011
  • Move Networks: December 2010 acquisition of EchoStar
  • PopularMedia: acquired by StrongMail, June 2009
  • Pure Digital Technologies: acquired by Cisco in May 2009
  • Quigo: acquired by AOL December 2007
  • Rosum: sold to TruePosition in December 2010
  • Scrapblog: sold to Mixbook December 2010
  • Sometrics: acquired by American Express, September 2011[63]
  • Youxigu: Steamboat sold its stake to Tencent Holdings Ltd. in March 2010[65]

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