According to a Bloomberg report published on May 8, 2026, Disney is exploring the creation of a 'super app' that would integrate its streaming services—Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+—with park reservations, merchandise shopping, and other digital experiences. The initiative is reportedly being driven by Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro, who took the role in February 2025.
The proposed app would allow users to browse and stream content, book Disney park visits, order food, and purchase merchandise within a single interface. Bloomberg cited sources familiar with the matter, noting that the project is still in early planning stages and could face technical and organizational challenges.
Disney has not officially confirmed the plans. The company's current streaming portfolio includes Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+, which together had over 200 million global subscribers as of early 2026. A super app would aim to increase user engagement and cross-selling opportunities.
If realized, the app would compete with similar all-in-one platforms from other media conglomerates, though no launch date or pricing details have been disclosed.
