Disney may be getting ready to build a new theme park in Florida for the first time in nearly 30 years. New documents filed with the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District (CFTOD) show that Disney is planning a major expansion of its Orlando resort, reported PEOPLE. The plans include one large theme park, two smaller parks, new resort hotels, shopping and dining areas, and an 18-hole golf course. The total development could cover up to 2,629 acres, as per PEOPLE. A 'major' theme park is estimated to cover 500 acres, while each 'minor' park could span about 300 acres. These are larger than what was previously expected. The documents do not guarantee that the parks will be built, but they do reportedly allow Disney to move forward with the project if they choose to. Also Read: Did Disney Ban MAGA Hats? Truth Behind The Viral Claim Talks about a possible fifth park have been going on for a while. In July 2024, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the CFTOD agreed to let Disney invest up to $17 billion in its Orlando property over the next 20 years. This includes space for new parks, hotels, and more, as per PEOPLE. While the plans may take shape slowly over the next two decades, until 2045, there are already several confirmed additions coming soon. Also Read: Lilly Tino: Viral Disney Bathroom Selfie Sparks Petition To Ban TikTok Creator | Controversy Explained Disney announced three major additions at the D23 Expo in August 2024, including a Monsters, Inc. land with a suspended coaster at Hollywood Studios, a Disney Villains land at Magic Kingdom, and a Tropical Americas-themed area replacing DinoLand U.S.A. at Animal Kingdom.