Disney Statistics and Facts: Disney By the Numbers

Last Updated on: April 4th, 2026

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This page collects some of the most useful Disney statistics, facts, and company figures in one place, including Disney company data, acquisitions, parks facts, streaming figures, and core Walt Disney facts.

Because some Disney numbers change often while others are mostly historical, this page focuses on a smaller group of useful, source-linked facts instead of trying to list hundreds of mixed-quality stats in one place.

Last reviewed: April 4, 2026. Source links are included throughout, and years are noted for figures that are historical or tied to a specific fiscal year.

Disney By the Numbers: Quick Facts

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If you want more detailed breakdowns by topic, these pages go deeper than this main overview:

Key Disney Company Statistics

When was The Walt Disney Company founded?
October 16, 1923

Who is the current CEO of Disney?
Josh D’Amaro (effective March 18, 2026)

How many employees does Disney have?
Approximately 231,000 employees (FY 2025)

How much revenue did Disney report?
$94.4 billion in revenue (FY 2025)

What are Disney’s main business segments?
Disney Entertainment, ESPN, and Disney Experiences

How many Disney parks are there in the world?
12 theme parks

How many Disney resorts are there worldwide?
57 resorts

How many Disney resort destinations are there today?
Six current resort destinations, with Abu Dhabi announced as a future seventh destination

How much annual revenue did Disney Experiences generate?
$36 billion in FY 2025

How many Disney+ subscribers does Disney have?
132 million Disney+ subscribers at the end of fiscal 2025

How many combined Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions did Disney report?
196 million combined Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions at the end of fiscal 2025

Disney Acquisition Facts

How much did Disney pay for Pixar?
$7.4 billion

What year did Disney acquire Pixar?
2006

How much did Disney pay for Marvel Entertainment?
Approximately $4 billion

What year did Disney acquire Marvel?
2009

How much did Disney pay for Lucasfilm?
Approximately $4.05 billion

What year did Disney acquire Lucasfilm?
2012

Walt Disney Facts

When was Walt Disney born?
December 5, 1901

Where was Walt Disney born?
Chicago, Illinois

What was Walt Disney’s first company?
Laugh-O-gram Films

When did Walt Disney move to Hollywood?
August 1923

When did Walt Disney marry Lillian Bounds?
July 13, 1925

When was Mickey Mouse created?
1928

How many personal Academy Awards did Walt Disney win?
32

How many honors and citations did Walt Disney and his staff receive?
More than 950, including 48 Academy Awards and 7 Emmys in his lifetime

How many feature films were released by the studio during Walt Disney’s lifetime?
81 features

When did Walt Disney die?
December 15, 1966

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      I am founder and editor of DisneyNews.us. My passion for all things Disney goes pretty far back to watching The Wonderful World of Disney on Sunday nights and enjoying my first trip to Walt Disney World in the mid-80's. I have since returned to the magical place more than 30 times. I started this site when I came to the realization that I spent a significant portion of my day reading articles about Disney and watching Disney content with my 8-year old, so it made sense that I would start sharing some of what I read and see and build a little community around it. Other interests include 80's nostalgia, vintage toys, video games, LEGO, Star Wars and tech gadgets. Other site isDMR.