The Disney Debt Has Reached an All-Time High, Not Seen Since the COVID-19 Pandemic

Disney Issues $4 Billion in Corporate Bonds for the First Time Since 2020

Earlier this month, Disney announced $4 billion in new bonds, marking its first major move in borrowing since the COVID pandemic.

Disney Hits $4 Billion Debt Ceiling for First Time Since Pandemic : Disney Fanatic

For decades, Disney Parks have thrived on the promise of constant reinvention. From the opening of Magic Kingdom in 1971 to the arrival of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and Pandora – The World of Avatar, guests have come to expect that The Walt Disney Company will always be planning the next big leap forward. That expectation has only intensified in recent years. Walt Disney World Resort, Disneyland Resort, and Disney’s international parks are in the…

The Disney Debt Has Reached an All-Time High, Not Seen Since the COVID-19 Pandemic

Towering castles, immersive lands, and ever-expanding attractions create the sense that The Walt Disney Company operates on imagination alone rather than financial realities. Yet behind the fireworks and beloved attractions lies a business constantly balancing creativity with massive investment. Theme park expansions, new cruise ships, and cutting-edge experiences require billions of dollars—and fans have grown accustomed to Disney delivering bi…

Disney Raises $4 Billion in New Debt, First Time Since COVID-19 Pandemic

The Walt Disney Company has raised $4 billion of new debt, the first time that Disney has gone to the market for new debt since they raked up billions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The new debt was issued in four notes, maturing from 2029 to 2036. Here’s the latest. Disney Raises $4 Billion in New Debt The new debt was announced in SEC filings earlier this month. There are four notes, ranging in amount from $500 million to $1.5 billion, and mat…