disney has fourteen theme parks in florida.
disney has fourteen theme parks in florida.
how many theme parks does disney have in florida?
fourteen
while not necessarily having naming rights to anything in all locations, the company does sponsor and provide beverages in many theme parks, usually in an exclusive capacity. this includes the walt disney parks and resorts, merlin entertainment, universal parks & resorts, six flags, cedar fair, and seaworld entertainment which are six of the nine largest theme park operators worldwide (it is unknown whether oct parks china, the chimelong group, or fantawild, the fourth, seventh, and eighth largest theme park operators respectively, use coca-cola).









































the company also directly sponsors, with naming rights, the coca-cola london eye and the coca-cola orlando eye.
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it was reported in august 2014 that beginning in 2015, disney planned to expand the presence of "star wars" throughout their theme parks (though it was initially unclear which parks) and could also create an entire theme park area dedicated to the film franchise. disney chairman and ceo bob iger indicated that plans were to match what universal orlando did when they expanded and added a harry potter themed section to two of their theme parks. in 2012, disney acquired lucasfilm, which includes the rights to the "star wars" franchise and "indiana jones" franchise (which is also expected to see an increase in presence at the theme parks), and in december 2015, disney released "", the first of a new trilogy of films. was announced on august 15, 2015 as star wars land. the expansion at disneyland resort in california opened on may 31, 2019, while the version at disney's hollywood studios in florida will open on august 29, 2019. at d23 expo 2017, disney parks chairman bob chapek revealed galaxy's edge as the area's official name, announcing an attraction set inside the hangar bay of a first order star destroyer. in addition, it was announced that a star wars-themed hotel and resort are planned for walt disney world; the company aims for guest experiences to be "100% immersive", with chapek claiming that each guest's stay will "culminate in a unique journey".
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