Mouse ears, meet expansion plans. Walt Disney World may be conjuring up a whole new kingdom — its first all-new park since Animal Kingdom opened way back in 1998. According to a new long-term blueprint from the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District — dubbed Comprehensive Plan 2045 — the Mouse House has supposedly carved out space for a “major theme park” and two smaller ones,

Walt Disney World could still eventually become home to a fifth major theme park. That's according to the newly adopted Comprehensive Plan 2045 from the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District (CFTOD), which explicitly reserves development capacity for a new "major theme park" and two "minor theme parks" to be added over the next two decades.

A new planning document reveals details of potential new parks, hotels, and even a golf course in Walt Disney World's Bay Lake and Lake Buena Vista, Florida, communities.