The Walt Disney Company is still scheduled to move Walt Disney Imagineering and other departments from Glendale, California to Lake Nona, Florida. The move was originally supposed to be completed in 2023, but it was delayed to 2026. Construction of the new Lake Nona campus is also slow going — that is, it’s not going anywhere.
@TheLeisureProf shared photos of the future Disney campus site on Twitter, saying it has adopted the “Tron timeline.”
The “construction” site just looks like a field with a retention pond. @TheLeisureProf did point out that Disney has prepped this ground, including moving the retention pond.
However, no vertical construction has begun.
Some Imagineers and Cast Members have called for Disney to stop the move, partially due to the political situation in Florida. Others chose to leave the company rather than relocate.
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Well, you know this could be a big mistake I think, I’m thinking that with all this climate change that’s happening now Florida is one of the states that’s going to have a lot of trouble with flooding an hurricane way more offen, with in fifthteen to twenty years mother nature is going to take this area back. Hear my words. “unwise move” If you done like California, like it looks you don’t then put in some ather place. I know Disneyland is a California thing, that’s the place it all started this busness, an that’s whee it should stay. Don’t ruin it.
Desantis killing business once again. Terrible governor.