Disney Says Its Experiences Drive Nearly $67 Billion in U.S. Economic Activity

A company report ties that footprint to nationwide supplier partnerships, heavy employment in Florida and California, plus a planned $30 billion parks investment through 2033.

Overview

Disney published the company-sourced economic summary on June 23–24, 2026, presenting the numbers as its official estimate of the division’s U.S. footprint.
The report states Disney Experiences generates nearly $67 billion in annual economic impact and supports more than 403,000 jobs across the United States.
Disney says it works with thousands of small and family-owned businesses in all 50 states, citing suppliers from textile makers in New York to tour operators in Alaska.
The company highlights concentrated local effects in Florida and California, saying its parks account for roughly 1 in 20 jobs in Orange County and 1 in 32 jobs in Central Florida.
Disney reiterated a $30 billion domestic investment plan through 2033 and used the reimagined Soarin’ Across America—open at Walt Disney World and set to launch July 2 at Disneyland—as an example of work sourced from U.S. suppliers.