CEO Bob Iger sees Disney Abu Dhabi as a defining moment that will take the brand closer to millions more fans thanks to the city's position as a growing tourist hub, bridging Asia, the Middle East ...

Disney announced on Wednesday that it will build its seventh theme park in Abu Dhabi. CEO Bob Iger gave more insight on Disneyland Abu Dhabi on the company's earnings call.

CEO Bob Iger said in the May announcement that Disneyland Abu Dhabi would be “authentically Disney and distinctly Emirati,” which was a rephrasing of something he said when the Shanghai ...

The operator of Disneyland Abu Dhabi has put an end to months of speculation by confirming that the upcoming theme park would ...

Disney is set to create a theme park in the United Arab Emirates in the coming years, picking Abu Dhabi’s Yas Island as the site for the planned project. Disney CEO Bob Iger told analysts and ...

It's been nearly a decade since Disney opened a new theme park- Shanghai Disneyland in 2016-and now we know where the next park in the Disney portfolio will be heading: Abu Dhabi.

Theme park announcements usually give the most important details about upcoming attractions. The announcement of a Disney park will be built in Abu Dhabi is an exception.

Disney officials, including CEO Bob Iger, announced the agreement with UAE entertainment development giant Miral in a ceremony from Yas Island in Abu Dhabi.

Iger told CNBC that Imagineers have already begun designing Disneyland Abu Dhabi, but declined to say when the new park would open — suggesting only that it would be in the early 2030s.

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Disney CEO Robert Iger said in a statement that Disneyland Abu Dhabi will blend "contemporary architecture with cutting edge technology to offer guests deeply immersive entertainment experiences ...

Disney wowed investors by announcing its seventh theme park will be in Abu Dhabi. CEO Bob Iger is hoping to capture some of the 39 million tourists who visit the capital of the United Arab Emirates.