Florida Governor Takes on Disney Over Land Control Controversy

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Summary:

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced plans to take legislative and administrative action against Walt Disney Co. after discovering that the company had secretly negotiated an agreement to maintain control over land surrounding its Orlando theme park. DeSantis and the GOP-controlled legislature are considering new tolls on roads leading to the park and additional taxes on Disney's hotels. They also aim to overturn Disney's agreements with the oversight board it controlled before authority was transferred to a board appointed by DeSantis.

The conflict between DeSantis and Disney began when then-CEO Bob Chapek publicly opposed a legislative proposal—now a law—that forbids schools from teaching children in K-3 about sexual orientation and gender identity. Critics dubbed the bill the "Don't Say Gay" law. In retaliation, Florida lawmakers stripped Disney World of the self-governing privileges it had enjoyed since 1967. DeSantis remains committed to holding Disney accountable and ensuring that the interests of the people of Florida are not undermined by powerful corporations.