Disney Is Slowly Taking Over The World

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The iconic entrance gate, featuring the stylized logo of the Walt Disney Company with a Mickey Mouse silhouette, is set against a clear blue sky.

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Disney is slowly taking over the world one company at a time.

For most of us, Disney is a wonderful world of fantasy and make-believe. There are castles, heroes, villains, and dragons. But for others, they see a different type of dragon- a corporation that is forever expanding and collecting more entities. Especially considering that in the past ten years alone Disney has acquired Lucasfilms, National Geographic, 21st Century Fox, and Hulu. Not to mention, they just released their own streaming service in 2019.

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Jumping back to 1995 when Disney bought ABC, then in 2006 Pixar. 2009 sees them entering into a 30-film deal with Dreamworks and also the purchase of Marvel.

Thankfully, a former Twitter user (@TripnoticMusic) gave us a rather humorous timeline going all the way to the year 2100 with the happenings of Disney.

Keep close watch in the near future to see what Disney will do or acquire next.

The account shares all kinds of information on Disney’s latest acquisitions and what might be next for the company.

Between 1995 and 2018, Disney brought even more magic to guests by adding Pixar, Marvel, and 21st Century Fox to its family—expanding the worlds visitors experience at Disney parks and in movies with beloved new characters, epic adventures, and unforgettable attractions.
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By 2022, the account predicts that Disney will buy Universal Studios.

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At 2028, the prediction is for Disney to have a fallout after attempting to buy Warner Bros.

Jokes fly around theme park fan forums about Disney planning to expand its magical empire—first eyeing Warner Bros, then setting sights on Apple, and imagining the Apple Watch transformed into a must-have Mickey Watch for Disney guests.
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After buying Apple, Disney is hilariously slated to see The Church of Baby Yoda become the “fastest growing religion in the world,” then storms the headquarters of Warner Bros. in an attempt to overtake the company.

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Disney’s magic is reaching new heights—at Disney World, Mickey Mouse soars above Superman and grabs the superhero cape for himself! Warner Bros and DC Comics better keep an eye out, because there’s a new caped hero on the scene—and he’s rocking those iconic big yellow shoes.
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Buy 2034, the account predicts that Disney will own the major of copyrighted material.

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Tweet imagines Google launching a futuristic escape ride in 2038 and teases an epic Disney vs. Google showdown over the Black Market in 2040, sparking excitement about which tech giant might become the ultimate ruler of the entertainment world.
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And if you thought all of this was crazy, here’s where it really gets interesting.

A tweet uses Disney magic and CGI spectacle to poke fun at the idea that Disney will become so central to movies, rides, and shows that it’ll eventually run the whole country—making Main Street U.S.A. more real than ever.
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A tweet forecasting Disney’s takeover of Hollywood and even South Park, with visible reactions such as replies and likes—sparking debate among fans of theme parks, movies, and animated shows.
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And it gets even more crazy.

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Imagine a world where Disney magic has spread everywhere—beyond Disney World, now the UK is a giant attraction, the BBC broadcasts entertainment spectaculars, and Doctor Who becomes a Disney character. Even the Moon has its own ride! At this point, it wouldn’t be surprising if Big Ben lights up as an animatronic showstopper belting out “Let It Go” during the nightly parade.
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Ultimately, a Mars colonization effort starts and, by 2080, we’ve got a Disneyland Mars.

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A humorous tweet imagining Disney World at the center of an interplanetary showdown, with South Park creators sparking a rebellion on Mars and the resort swept up in the excitement like it’s the ultimate entertainment crossover event.
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Construction on the Deathstar begins in 2091, according to the account.

Disney unveils plans for a Deathstar attraction, sparking excitement among fans as the park teases immersive interstellar adventures. Attendees anticipate thrilling space-themed rides inspired by light-speed breakthroughs, while new star system zones promise exciting frontiers for visitors to explore.
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And then, we close out with a prediction that Disney will announce a new X-Men movie in 2100. A fitting way to end the century.

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A couple of years sound rather interesting. 2031- The Church of Baby Yoda. 2050- Disney buys the United States of America. 2080- Disneyland Mars is opened. 2091- Construction on the Deathstar finally starts.

Who knows what will actually happen next in the wonderful world of Disney.

But there is one thing that we will always remember.

What do you think? Is Disney slowly trying to take over the world? What do you think they’ll do next? Let us know in the comments!

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