The Walt Disney Company
The Walt Disney Company
Disney+
Disney+
Disney
Disney
Pixar
Pixar
Marvel
Marvel
Star Wars
Star Wars
National Geographic
National Geographic
Hulu (US only)
Hulu (US only)
Star (International only with Disney+)
Star (International only with Disney+)
Star+ (Latin America only)
Star+ (Latin America only)
20th Century Studios
20th Century Studios
Searchlight Pictures
Searchlight Pictures
FX
FX

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

Corporate

"Disney Enterprises, Inc." redirects here. For other uses, see Disney Enterprises (disambiguation).
Asset Purpose / Description Note
Disney Enterprises, Inc.[2][3][4] Copyright holder and trademark owner of Disney-branded intellectual property (IP).[5] Appears in litigation, court documents, and other venues worldwide to defend the rights of its IP against unauthorized use.
TWDC Enterprises 18 Corporation[9] Holding company founded to facilitate the acquisition of Capital Cities/ABC Inc.
  • Also a State of Delaware corporation,[10] it was the legal entity using The Walt Disney Company name from 1996 until 2019.
  • Initially known as DC Holdco, Inc., it adopted its current name on March 20, 2019, upon completion of Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox and it became a wholly-owned subsidiary of TWDC Holdco 613 Corporation, which now carries "The Walt Disney Company" name.[11]
Disney Worldwide Services, Inc. Shared corporate services.
The Disney Children's Center, Inc. Child care center
D23 Official fan club Run by corporate marketing.
Earth Star, Inc. Corporate airline[12]
Grand Central Creative Campus (GC3) Secondary office location

Disney Studios Content

Live-action production

Asset Subsidiary Subdivisions
Walt Disney Pictures
Disneynature
Marvel Studios Marvel Music
Marvel Film Productions LLC
MVL Development LLC
MVL Productions LLC
Lucasfilm Industrial Light & Magic
Lucasfilm Games
Lucas Licensing LucasBooks (licensed book publishing imprint)
Lucas Online
Lucasfilm Story Group
Skywalker Sound
20th Century Studios 20th Century Family
20th Digital Studio
20th Century Games
Searchlight Pictures Searchlight Television
Searchlight Shorts
Fox Studios Australia
Boom! Studios (minority stake)[13] Archaia Entertainment
Regency Enterprises (20%)[14] New Regency Productions (80%)

Animated production

Asset Subsidiary
Walt Disney Animation Studios
Pixar
20th Century Animation
Marvel Animation (AKA Marvel Family Entertainment)[15]
Lucasfilm Animation Lucasfilm Animation Singapore

Disney Studio Services

Asset Subsidiary Note
Disney Digital Studio Services - Studio Post Production[16][17]
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.[18]

Disney Theatrical Group

Subsidiary Asset
Disney Theatrical Productions
Disney Live Family Entertainment Disney on Ice (licensed)
Disney Live (licensed)
Marvel Universe Live! (licensed)
Walt Disney Special Events Group[19]
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.[12]
Buena Vista Theatrical Merchandise, LLC

Disney General Entertainment Content

Walt Disney Television

Asset Subsidiary Subdivisions
Walt Disney Television, Entertainment ABC Entertainment Group[20] ABC
ABC Entertainment
ABC Daytime
Greengrass Productions
Times Square Studios
ABC News ABC Audio
ABC News Studios[21]
ABC News Live
Lincoln Square Productions
Disney Television Studios ABC Signature
20th Television
20th Television Animation[22]
Walt Disney Television Alternative[23]
FX Entertainment
* FX Productions
Hulu Originals[24][25]
* Onyx Collective
* FX on Hulu
ABC Family Worldwide Freeform Studios
Disney Branded Television Disney Channel
Disney XD
Disney Junior
Disney Television Animation
It's a Laugh Productions
Disney Original Documentary[26]
FX Networks FX
FXX
FX Movie Channel
FX Entertainment FX Productions
National Geographic Global Networks
(JV with NGP) 		National Geographic
Nat Geo Wild
Nat Geo Mundo
National Geographic Studios National Geographic
Documentary Films

A&E Networks

50% equity holding; joint venture with Hearst Corporation

Asset Sub-units Note
A+E Networks International Blaze
A+E Networks Consumer Enterprises Conventions, consumer products,
and live events
A+E Studios A&E Originals
A&E IndieFilms
A+E Films
45th & Dean
A+E Networks Digital Lively Place OTT channel
Lifetime Movie Club
History Vault
A+E Ventures[27] Propagate Content Equity partner[28]
Reel One Entertainment (35% stake) [29]
Vice Media, Inc. (36% stake)
* Viceland
A&E TV networks A&E
Crime & Investigation
FYI
Lifetime Entertainment Services Lifetime
LMN
Lifetime Real Women
Lifetime Radio for Women
Lifetime Press
Lifetime Digital
History TV networks History
Military History
History en Español
H2
History Films
Six West Media

ESPN & Sports Content

80% equity holding; 20% owned by Hearst Corporation[30][31]

Asset Subsidiary Note
ESPN
ESPN2
ESPN3
ESPN on ABC
ESPNews
ESPN Deportes
ESPN Films
ESPN Classic
ESPNU
ESPN Now
ESPN PPV
ESPN Events
ESPN Radio
ESPN Books
ESPN.com
The Undefeated [32][33]
ESPN Home Entertainment
ESPN Outdoors
ESPN Digital Center
ESPY Award
ACC Network
Longhorn Network
SEC Network
X Games
DraftKings Minority investment.[34]

Disney Media and Entertainment Distribution

Main article: Disney Media and Entertainment Distribution

Advertising and Distribution

Asset Subsidiary Note
Disney Advertising Sales
Disney Platform Distribution[35] Disney-ABC Home Entertainment and Television Distribution
* Disney–ABC Domestic Television (formerly Buena Vista Television)
* Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (Buena Vista Home Entertainment Inc.)
** 20th Century Studios Home Entertainment
Networks Group ABC Owned Television Stations
* Localish
* ABC National Television Sales

Disney XD

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

Asset Subsidiary Note
Buena Vista International Walt Disney Studios and Sony Pictures Releasing joint venture

in 15 countries (as of 12/2006), including Mexico, Brazil, Thailand, Singapore, Philippines, and Russia.[36]

Buena Vista Theatres, Inc.[37]
(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
Walt Disney Studios Marketing
Worldwide Special Events

Disney Music Group

Asset Subsidiary Note
Disney Music Publishing Agarita Music[38]
Buena Vista Music Co.[38]
Falferious Music[38]
Five Hundred South Songs[38]
Fuzzy Muppet Songs
Holpic Music, Inc.[38]
Hollywood Pictures Music[38]
Pixar Music
Pixar Talking Pictures
Seven Peaks Music
Seven Summits Music[38]
Touchstone Pictures Music & Songs, Inc.[38]
Utapau Music
Mad Muppet Melodies
Marvel Comics Music
Walt Disney Music Company[38]
Wampa-Tauntaun Music
Wonderland Music Company[38]
Buena Vista Records Revived as a joint country label with Universal Music Group Nashville.[39]
Walt Disney Records
Hollywood Records
RMI Recordings A joint "digital-first" talent label with the founders of DigiTour Media
Disney Concerts[40]

Direct to consumer

Asset Subsidiary Notes
Disney Streaming Services Disney+
Star+
Other Streaming services Hulu (67%)
  • Hulu Documentary Films
 NBCUniversal co-owns Hulu as a silent partner.

Expected to gain full ownership by 2024 at the earliest[41]

ESPN+
Novi Digital Entertainment Disney+ Hotstar[42]
BAMTech Europe (50%) Disney Streaming Services formerly known as BAMTech Media[43][44]
NHL.tv
Cake Solutions[45]
Digital Products Disney Digital Network
* Oh My Disney
* Disney Style
* Disney Family
* Disney Eats
* Polaris
* The Platform
ABC News Digital and Live Streaming[46]
* ABC News Live[47]
* FiveThirtyEight[48]
Entertainment
* DisneyNow
* Movies Anywhere

Disney Parks, Experiences and Products

Main article: Disney Parks, Experiences and Products

Disney Consumer Products

Main article: Disney Consumer Products

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

Disney Retail

Asset Subsidiary Note
Disney Store Worldwide, Inc. Disney Store North America
Disney Store Europe
Disney Store Japan
Disney Shopping, Inc. Formerly Disney Direct Marketing Services, Inc.

Catalog and direct marketing channels[49]

Disney Direct Response Publishing, Inc.
Integrated Retail Consolidates all other North American retail channels

Disney Games and Interactive Experiences

Main article: Disney Interactive
Asset Subsidiary Note
Disney Mobile Starwave Mobile[50]
Disney Canada Inc. Developer of Club Penguin and Club Penguin Island
Gamestar
Rocket Pack[51]
Go.com

DCPI Content

Asset Subsidiary Note
DCPI Content & Media Advanced Media
Social Media[52] and Micro Content
Disney Co/Op, custom content[52]
DCPI Labs Team[53]

Disney Publishing Worldwide

Main article: Disney Publishing Worldwide
Asset Subsidiary Note
Core Publishing[54] Disney Magazine Publishing, Inc.
Disney Libri
Disney Libros Spain
Disney Book Group
* Disney Comics
* Disney·Hyperion
**Rick Riordan Presents
* Disney·Jump at the Sun
* Disney Lucasfilm Press
* Disney Press
* Disney Editions 		Disney Book Publishing, Inc.[55]
Digital Publishing - Disney Book Apps
Disney Learning Disney Educational Productions
Disney English
Disney Imagicademy
NG Media National Geographic Magazines
National Geographic Books National Geographic Kids Books
* Under the Stars fiction imprint

Parks and resorts

Asset Subsidiary Note
Disney Parks Merchandising World of Disney Retail stores
Magic of Disney Orlando airport store[56]
EarPort
Walt Disney Imagineering Research & Development, Inc. Walt Disney Creative Entertainment
Disney Research China[57]
The Muppets Studio[58]
Disney Destinations, LLC[59] disneytravelagents.com[60]
Disney Sports Enterprises ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex
runDisney
Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings & Honeymoons

Disneyland Resort

Disneyland Resort
(Disneyland, Inc.) 		Asset type Asset Note
Theme parks Disneyland 1955
Disney California Adventure 2001
Shopping complex Downtown Disney
Resorts Disneyland Hotel (WCO Hotels, Inc.)
Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel

Walt Disney World Resort

Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States[12]

Walt Disney World Resort
(Walt Disney World Company) 		Asset type / District Asset Subsidiary
Theme parks Magic Kingdom
Epcot
Disney's Hollywood Studios
Disney's Animal Kingdom
Water parks Disney's Blizzard Beach
Disney's Typhoon Lagoon
Landholding companies Compass Rose Corporation
Walt Disney Travel Company[55]
Walt Disney World Hospitality and Recreation Corporation
Reedy Creek Improvement District Reedy Creek Energy Services
Bay Lake, Florida
Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Other attractions/features Disney's BoardWalk
Disney Springs
Seven Seas Lagoon
Bay Lake
Transportation and Ticket Center
Disney Transport Walt Disney World Monorail System
Resorts Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge Disney's Animal Kingdom Villas
Disney's Beach Club Resort Disney's Beach Club Villas
Disney's BoardWalk Inn Disney's BoardWalk Villas
Disney's Contemporary Resort Bay Lake Tower at Disney's Contemporary Resort
Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa The Villas at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
Disney's Wedding Pavilion
Disney's Polynesian Village Resort Disney's Polynesian Villas & Bungalows
Disney's Wilderness Lodge Boulder Ridge Villas at Disney's Wilderness Lodge
Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Disney's Wilderness Lodge
Disney's Yacht Club Resort
Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort
Disney's Coronado Springs Resort
Disney's Port Orleans Resort - French Quarter
Disney's Port Orleans Resort - Riverside
Disney's All-Star Movies Resort
Disney's All-Star Music Resort
Disney's All-Star Sports Resort
Disney's Art of Animation Resort
Disney's Pop Century Resort
Disney's Old Key West Resort
Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa
Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground

Disney Parks International

Disneyland International, oversees Disney's interest in Tokyo Disney Resort.[61] 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.

Disneyland Paris
Euro Disney Investments, Inc. Asset Subsidiary Subdivision Note
Euro Disney S.A.S. Euro Disney S.C.A. 100% Disney owned
Euro Disney Associés
EDL Hotels SCA
Euro Disney Investment SAS Owning 9%, and general partner of Euro Disney Associés
Centre de Congrès Newport S.A.S Newport Bay Club Convention Centre Convention Centre leased to EDL Hôtels S.C.A.
EDL Holding Co.
(99.9% owned by Disney) 		Euro Disney S.C.A. (82%) Euro Disney Commandité SAS.
* Euro Disney Associés SCA
** EDL Hôtels SCA
* EDL Services SAS
** Disneyland Hotel
** Disney's Hotel New York — The Art of Marvel
** Disney's Newport Bay Club
** Disney's Sequoia Lodge
** Disney's Hotel Cheyenne
** Disney's Hotel Santa Fe
** Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch
** Disney Village
** Golf Disneyland 		Euro Disney S.C.A.: 2% owned by public shareholders, directly owns 82% of Euro Disney Associés
Euro Disney Associés S.C.A.: operating company of Disney Paris.
EDL Hôtels S.C.A.: owns the Phase IB land and operates the hotels
Euro Disney Commandité S.A.S.: a general partner of Euro Disney Associés
EDL Services SAS: manages Phase IB Financing Companies, owners of the various hotels and Disney Village
Euro Disneyland Participations S.A.S. Euro Disneyland Park S.N.C. (17%) Disneyland Park (Paris) Opened as Euro Disneyland, 1992
Walt Disney Studios 2002
Hongkong International Theme Parks (HKITP)
Asset Subsidiary Note
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort
(Penny's Bay, Lantau Island, Hong Kong) 		Hong Kong Disneyland 2005
Inspiration Lake Government owned but managed by the HKITP
Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel
Disney's Hollywood Hotel
Disney Explorers Lodge 2017
Hong Kong Disneyland Management Limited Owned 100% by Disney and manages the park
Shanghai Disney Resort
Asset Subsidiary Notes
Shanghai International Theme Park Company Limited Shanghai Disneyland Park Shanghai International: 43% by Disney, 57% by Shanghai Shendi Group, who own the theme parks within the resort.
Shanghai International Theme Park Associated Facilities Company Limited 43% by Disney, 57% by Shanghai Shendi Group, who own the associated facilities within the resort
Shanghai International Theme Park and Resort Management Company Limited 70% by Disney, 30% by Shanghai Shendi Group, who manages the resort as a whole as well as the project to develop it.

Disney Signature Experiences

Asset Subsidiary Notes
Adventures by Disney
National Geographic Expeditions
Disney Cruise Line Disney Magic Ships
Disney Wonder
Disney Dream
Disney Fantasy
Disney Wish
Castaway Cay (1998) Ports
Port Canaveral, Florida
Disney Vacation Club Management Corp. Disney's Vero Beach Resort Resort located in Vero Beach, Florida
Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort Resort located in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
Aulani Resort located in Kapolei, Hawaii
Hotels at the major resorts are involved and are listed under their respective resorts, see Disney Vacation Club article
Golden Oak Realty Golden Oak at Walt Disney World Resort
Storyliving by Disney Disney Living Development, Inc. (previously Disney Vacation Development, Inc.[62]) Cotino, in Rancho Mirage, California, is the first planned Storyliving by Disney development.

Disney International Content and Operations

International network brands

Asset Notes
ABC Spark IP Licensed only; owned by Corus Entertainment
Disney Channel
Disney Junior
Disney XD
La Chaîne Disney Licensed only; owned by Corus Entertainment
ESPN International
National Geographic Global Networks 73% with National Geographic Society
Fox Networks Group[63]

The Walt Disney Company Europe, Middle East and Africa

The Walt Disney Company EMEA
Disney Co. Ltd.
TypeDivision
Founded31 December 1932; 89 years ago (1932-12-31)
Headquarters3 Queen Caroline Street, Hammersmith,
London W6 9PE
,
United Kingdom
Area served
Key people
  • Jan Koeppen (President)
  • Simon Bailey (Sr. Vice President & Chief Financial Officer)
  • Tasia Flippatos (Sr. Vice President, Consumer Products Commercialization)
  • Nick Rush (Sr. Vice President, Studio Distribution)
  • Peter Wiley (Chief Regional Counsel)
ParentThe Walt Disney Company
Websitethewaltdisneycompany.eu

The Walt Disney Company Europe, Middle East & Africa (also known as Disney Co. Ltd.) is the first and largest international division of The Walt Disney Company, serving the EMEA. It's headquarters' located at Queen Caroline Street, Hammersmith, West London,[65] and have most of its locations, mostly in Europe.

History

After almost a decade since The Walt Disney Company founded on 16 October 1923, it was firstly created and published comics in European countries.

On 31 December 1932, as a magazine named "Topolino" (Italian name for Mickey Mouse) across Italy. Created and edited by an Italian designer Mario Nerbini, containing Mickey's first Italian story, drawn by a cartoonist Giove Toppi.[66]

On 21 October 1934, "Le Journal de Mickey" (transl. Mickey Magazine) was first published in France, featuring Disney Comics and published by Unique Heritage Media;[67] and in September 1948 "Kalle Anka & C:o" (transl. Donald Duck & Co), a Donald Duck magazine was published by Egmont[68] in the Nordic countries,[69] including Sweden as the popular Swedish comic magazine.[70]

On 1951, "Micky Maus", (German for Mickey Mouse), is a magazine that was released in Germany and published by Egmont Ehapa.

On 25 October 1952, "Donald Duck Weekblad" (Donald Duck Weekly) was then released and available in the Netherlands. Originally published from the women's magazine Margriet.[71]

On 5 November 1961, "Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française" (RTF) (Later TF1) make an agreement from "Walt Disney Production", as it launches "L'Ami Public Numéro Un" (Public Friend Number One),[72] hosted by Pierre Tchernia. The show tells about the cinematographic work of Walt Disney,[73][74] 'till was later ended in 1978.[75]

In November 1990, Disney opened the Disney Store in Regent Street, London,[76] market the first in Europe, after it was originally opened in Glendale, California back on 28 March 1987.[77]

On 12 April 1992, Disney has opened Disneyland Paris, located in Chessy, Paris, as Disney first and only theme park in Europe, until it became popular in the continent.[78]

On 1 October 1995, Disney Channel first launched in the U.K. and Ireland as "The Disney Channel" at 6:30 pm (London time), market the first in EMEA; and the second, outside the United States after it first began in Taiwan on 29 March 1995.[79] And on that year, Disney released "Beauty & The Beast the Musical" in Vienna, Austria.

On 19 October 1999, The Lion King Musical premiered in the region at Lyceum Theatre in London. The cast included Cornell John as Mufasa, Luke Youngblood as Young Simba, Dominique Moore as Young Nala, Martyn Ellis as Pumbaa, Simon Gregor as Timon, Rob Edwards as Scar, Paul J. Medford as Banzai and Josette Bushell-Mingo as Rafiki.[80][81] As of October 2019, it has been playing at the said theatre for 20 years. Taymor directed the British production of the show, with Melissa De Melo as the producer. The show also toured the UK from 2012 until March 2015.

On 1 May 2020, Disney Channel was shut down in Italy, marking the very first in the European Union; as a result of failing to renew its pay TV contracts.

Asset Subsidiary Notes
The Walt Disney Company CIS
The Walt Disney Company France
The Walt Disney Company (Germany; GmbH)
Disney Television (Germany), Inc.[12]
The Walt Disney Company Italy
The Walt Disney Company Limited (UK) Official Website
The Walt Disney Company Nordic
The Walt Disney Company Hungary Kft.
Disney Televizyon Yayıncılık A.Ş
The Walt Disney Company Iberia S.L.
Asset Subsidiary Notes
Sociedad Gestora de Television NET TV SA Disney Channel (Spain) HD Joint venture with Vocento SA, Intereconomía Corporation SA[82]
Disney Channel (Spain)
Disney Channel Spanish +1

The Walt Disney Company Latin America

Main article: The Walt Disney Company Latin America
Asset Subsidiary Subdivisions Note
Radio Disney Latin America Radio Disney Latin America Stations Radio Disney Bolivia is a joint venture with Empresa de Comunicaciones del Oriente
Joint ventures Patagonik Film Group[83] Argentina
Rede Telecine Telecine Networks
* Megapix
* Telecine Action
* Telecine Cult
* Telecine Fun
* Telecine Pipoca
* Telecine Premium
* Telecine Touch 		Brazil — co-owned with Globosat, Paramount Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Universal Studios

The Walt Disney Company Asia Pacific

Disney Networks Group Asia Pacific Asset Subsidiary Subdivisions / Channels
The Walt Disney Company (Southeast Asia) Pte. Ltd. * Baby TV
* National Geographic Channel
* Nat Geo Wild
The Walt Disney Company (Taiwan) Ltd. * Star Chinese Channel
* Star Chinese Movies
* Star Entertainment Channel
* Star Movies Gold
* Star Movies HD
* Star World
The Walt Disney Company India Disney Star Star TV Media Networks Star Channels
* Star Plus
* Star Bharat
* Star Utsav
* Star Utsav Movies
* Star Gold
* Star Gold 2
* Star Gold Select
* Star Gold Romance
* Star Life
* Star Jalsha
* Star Jalsha Movies
* Star Pravah
* Star Vijay
* Star Vijay Super
* Star Vijay Music
* Star Suvarna
* Star Suvarna Plus
* Utsav Plus
* Utsav Gold
* Utsav Bharat
Disney Channels
* Disney Channel
* Disney International HD
* Disney Junior
* Hungama TV
* Super Hungama
English Cluster
* Star Movies
* Star Movies Select
* National Geographic Channel
* Nat Geo Wild
* Fox Life
* Baby TV
Star Sports Network
* Star Sports 1
* Star Sports 2
* Star Sports 3
* Star Sports Select 1
* Star Sports Select 2
* Star Sports 1 Hindi
* Star Sports 1 Tamil
* Star Sports 1 Telugu
* Star Sports 1 Kannada
* Star Sports 1 Bangla
* Star Sports 1 Marathi
* Star Sports First
Star Media Networks South
* Asianet Star Communications
** Asianet
** Asianet Plus
** Asianet Movies
* Star Maa Network
** Star Maa
** Star Maa Movies
** Star Maa Gold
** Star Maa Music
Star Studios
Mashal Sports (74%) Pro Kabaddi league
Indian Super League (40%)[84]
UTV Software Communications UTV Communications (USA) LLC
IG Interactive Entertainment Ltd.
UTV Global Broadcasting Ltd.
UTV TV Content Ltd.
UTV Games Ltd.
First Future Agri & Developers Ltd.
UTV Toons
UTV New Media Ltd
UTV Indiagames

Marvel Entertainment

Others

Property holding companies

Financial

Venture capital

Steamboat Ventures: ownership positions not revealed

Chinese holdings

Unsorted

  • Disney Media Ventures, Inc.
  • 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.

    • Partial assets

    Former assets

    Divested

    Venture capital holdings sold

    Dormant or shuttered

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

    See also

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