I Knew Disney World Would Be Expensive To Run, But The Resort’s Tax Bill Is Blowing My Mind

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There’s always something new at Disney World to excite guests, but all those new attractions cost money. But that’s not the only thing that Disney World has to pay for. It’s known that the quarterly earnings calls Disney holds explain how much Disney’s Experiences division makes per quarter and how much it all costs to run. However, the numbers are so big that they can be difficult to get your head around. And how much WDW itself makes, or costs to run, is less clear. Just how big are the checks that the resort has to write to keep things rolling? Well, the numbers are blowing my mind.

Disney recently filed a lawsuit against its home in Orange County, Florida over its property taxes. The lawsuit itself isn’t particularly newsworthy, as Disney has filed a lawsuit like this a dozen times in the past. The company even won a suit previously, getting property assessment at Disney’s Yacht and Beach Club ruled invalid. But what I find most interesting is just what the tax bill actually is for various Disney World properties.

Disney World Owns Almost $60 Million In Property Taxes

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