Here's how Disney imagines its new theme park in Abu Dhabi will look

Disneyland is officially coming to Abu Dhabi.

The Walt Disney Company announced its seventh taxable park connected Wednesday. It volition beryllium built connected Yas Island, which already hosts respective taxable parks and amusement experiences, including Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi and SeaWorld Abu Dhabi.

Disney, which is licensing operations to Miral, an immersive experiences company, shared renderings of Disneyland Abu Dhabi with Business Insider.

The Walt Disney Company shared a rendering of Disneyland Abu Dhabi connected Wednesday. Disney/The Walt Disney Company

"As our seventh taxable parkland destination, it volition emergence from this onshore successful spectacular fashion, blending modern architecture with cutting-edge exertion to connection guests profoundly immersive amusement experiences successful unsocial and modern ways," Disney CEO Bob Iger said successful a institution blog.

"Disneyland Abu Dhabi volition beryllium authentically Disney and distinctly Emirati — an oasis of bonzer Disney amusement astatine this crossroads of the satellite that volition bring to beingness our timeless characters and stories successful galore caller ways and volition go a root of joyousness and inspiration for the radical of this immense portion to bask for generations to come."

Miral, based successful Abu Dhabi, volition physique and make the taxable parkland resort. Disney Imagineers volition spearhead originative plan and operational oversight.

"What we are creating with Disney successful Abu Dhabi is simply a full caller satellite of imaginativeness — an acquisition that volition animate generations crossed the portion and the world, creating magical moments and memories that families volition treasure forever," His Excellency Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, president astatine Miral, said successful the Disney blog post.

Disney announced its caller destination up of its second-quarter net call. The institution surpassed analysts' estimates, reporting 23.6 cardinal successful revenue.

Paul Verna, EMARKETER's vice president of content, said Disney's stronger-than-expected results would travel arsenic a alleviation to investors.

"Although CEO Bob Iger acknowledged macroeconomic uncertainty for the remainder of its fiscal year, the institution raised its EPS outlook, brushing disconnected fears of a recession and threats of dense tariffs connected films produced extracurricular the US," Verna said.