The Latest Breaking News from Parks

The unidentified lifeguard was fired two years after accusations of sexual assault, abuse and harassment surfaced at the city’s public beaches and pools.

Amidst a battle with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Disney Parks Chairman Josh D'Amaro wants to change one major customer perception.

High churn rates mean constantly shifting strategies for acquiring subs

Disney Parks are always expensive, but Disney's CFO says it's the guests' choice to spend the money.

Bob Iger will likely address ongoing battles with Florida and the ongoing Disney layoffs in the quarterly earnings report.

The Rev Mark Edwards raised concerns about the lake last winter, but parks bosses are yet to install any warning signs or lifebuoys in response

Mark West started working as a gardener when he was 15 but is now hanging up his tools

Separately, City Hall Inspector General Deborah Witzburg’s investigation of COVID relief Paycheck Protection Program fraud “is a large-scale undertaking” that could lead to criminal charges.

Two in five share passwords for services, up from 27% in 2019, according to Parks Associates

"We are focused on the success of our streaming business and the return it generates for our shareholders long into the future," said CEO Bob Iger.

Stock futures higher, dollar retreats, as inflation fears recede; Disney shares surge as Iger cleans house at House of Mouse; PepsiCo earnings on deck as consumer demand fades; Mattel shares plunge after earnings miss, grim toy sector outlook and Twitter grinds back to normal after late Thursday outage.