The courtroom battles between The Walt Disney Corporation and the state of Florida are finally over.
Less than two months after a judge dismissed Disney’s federal lawsuit against the state and Gov.
Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.), Disney has settled its state suit.
“This dismissal is made with the understanding that it represents a permanent closure of the lawsuit, barring any future claims on the same matter, thus reflecting the Parties' intention to conclusively resolve this dispute and foster a constructive path forward,” Disney’s attorneys wrote in the settlement agreement.
As part of the settlement, Disney agreed to vacate the eleventh-hour changes that the outgoing Reedy Creek Improvement District (RCID) board enacted just before the new Central Florida Tourism Oversight District (CFTOD) board took over management of the district, which includes Walt Disney World property.
Disney also agreed to support the CFTOD’s initiatives for future development in the district.
