The Latest Breaking News from DIS

The two Florida theme-park rivals have some strange business relationships that soon could begin to unwind.

Disney Springs' choice to observe Women's History Month might not be best.

Media and entertainment giant Walt Disney (DIS) reported fiscal 2023 first-quarter financial results, beating on the top and bottom lines. However, amid the high cost of streaming, eroding consumers’ discretionary spending, and other macroeconomic challenges, the company’s near-term prospects look bleak. Let’s find out if investors should buy or sell…

The theme park giant really wants to entice more people to visit during some of its slower periods.

The Mouse House held on to one covid-era policy that people visiting its theme parks truly hate.

The new theme park opens soon and it leverages big-name properties including Hot Wheels, Barbie, Thomas the Tank Engine, and He-Man/Masters of the Universe.

The Lion King era seems to be Munger's favorite.

The theme park company usually builds rides based on timeless characters. In this case, it may have made a mistake.

Disney teams with an iconic company to roll out new products for its 100th anniversary celebration.

Despite the macro issues, consumer spending on entertainment services remained stable, especially in the digital space. While we think investors might consider adding quality entertainment stock Comcast (CMCSA) to their watchlist now, Walt Disney (DIS) and Dolphin Entertainment (DLPN) could be best avoided. Keep reading.

You don't have to pay extra, but if you don't your day at the Mouse House's Florida theme parks likely won't be nearly as fun.