Disney (disambiguation)
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The Walt Disney Company is an American diversified media conglomerate.
Disney may also refer to:
Units of The Walt Disney Company
- The Walt Disney Company, the publicly traded company on the New York Stock Exchange
- Disney Enterprises, Inc., the copyright holder and trademark owner of everything Disney-branded
- Walt Disney Studios (Burbank), the company headquarters and studio lot in Burbank, California
- Walt Disney Studios (division), the movie division
- Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, a theatrical distribution company
- Walt Disney Pictures, a film banner and production company
- Walt Disney Animation Studios, the main animation studio (formerly known as Walt Disney Feature Animation)
- Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, a home entertainment distribution company
- Disney Theatrical Group
- Disney Theatrical Productions, a stage production company
- Disney Music Group, the music publishing arm
- Walt Disney Records, Disney-branded music label
- Disney Parks, Experiences and Products, division which manages and builds the Disney theme parks and vacation resorts, Disney Stores, merchandising, publishing and digital media, games and interactive experiences
- Walt Disney World
- Disneyland Resort
- Disneyland Paris
- Hong Kong Disneyland Resort
- Tokyo Disney Resort
- Shanghai Disney Resort
- Disney Signature Experiences, non-theme park travel units
- Walt Disney Imagineering, the research and development arm, responsible for the creation, design, and construction of Disney theme parks and attractions worldwide
- Disney Publishing Worldwide, publishing subsidiary
- Disney Programs, division that provides paid internship experiences in The Walt Disney Company to college students and graduates
- Disney Media Networks, the former division before October 2020 restructuring into Disney Media and Entertainment Distribution, Disney General Entertainment Content, and ESPN and Sports Content
- Walt Disney Television
- Disney Channel, a cable TV network
- Walt Disney Television, a United States-based TV production company
- Disney Television Animation, a TV studio dedicated to animation
- Capital Disney, a Disney radio station in the United Kingdom
- Radio Disney, a Disney radio station in the United States
- Disney+, a streaming service.
- Walt Disney Television
People with the surname
Walt Disney and relatives
- Walt Disney (1901–1966), founder of The Walt Disney Company
- Roy O. Disney (1893–1971), Walt's brother and co-founder of The Walt Disney Company
- Roy E. Disney (1930–2009), son of Roy O. and leader of the Save Disney campaign
- Abigail Disney (born 1960), Walt's grandniece, philanthropist and film-maker
- Lillian Disney (1899–1997), Walt's wife
- Elias Disney (1859–1941), father of Walt and Roy O.
- Herbert Arthur Disney (1888–1961), brother of Walt and Roy O.
- Diane Marie Disney (1933–2013), Walt's daughter
- Sharon Mae Disney (1936–1993), Walt's adopted daughter
Others
- Donald Disney, Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
- Doris Miles Disney (1907-1976), American author
- Dorothy Cameron Disney (1903-1992), American author
- John Disney (antiquarian) (1779–1857), English barrister and archaeologist
- John Disney (ornithologist) (1919–2014), Australian ornithologist
- John Disney (priest) (1677–1730), English clergyman
- John Disney (Unitarian) (1746–1816), English Unitarian minister and biographical writer
- Melissa Disney, American voice actress
- Moore Disney (1766-1846), British Army officer
- Richard Disney (disambiguation)
- Wesley E. Disney, former US congressman from Oklahoma
- Disney-Roebuck family, see Captain Disney-Roebuck
Other uses
- Disney, Oklahoma, United States
- Disney bomb, a British "rocket-assisted" bomb of World War II
See also
- Disney Enterprises (disambiguation)
- Disney family, a surname
- Disneyland (disambiguation)
- Walt Disney (disambiguation)
- Disney Rodríguez, a Cuban freestyle wrestler
- Dizney, Kentucky, U.S.
- Norton Disney, Lincolnshire, U.K.