Planet Coaster Studio Confirms New Disney Game, Hints at Possible Disneyland Park Builder
Frontier Developments, maker of Planet Coaster, has announced it is developing a new Disney-licensed game, reviving speculation about a potential park-building title.

Frontier Developments, the studio behind the Planet Coaster series, has officially confirmed that it is working on a new game based on Disney intellectual property. The announcement, shared through the company's official channels, marks a notable step toward expanding the developer's portfolio of licensed simulation projects and has prompted renewed discussion about a possible Disneyland-focused park builder.
What the Studio Confirmed
According to Frontier's statement, the project is in active development and will draw on the studio's experience designing complex management and building systems. The team is known for titles that let players construct detailed theme parks, manage operations and oversee guest experiences. The new agreement grants Frontier access to Disney's catalogue of characters and themed properties, though no specific title, release window or platforms have been disclosed.
Frontier has previously collaborated with major entertainment brands, producing officially licensed experiences that blend familiar settings with the studio's simulation mechanics. The new Disney game is expected to follow a similar approach, though details about whether it will focus on building, management or storytelling remain unconfirmed.
Why a Disneyland Park Builder Feels Plausible
The news has quickly fuelled speculation among fans that the project could centre on creating and operating a Disneyland-style park. Several factors support that reading:
- Frontier's existing expertise in detailed park-construction gameplay.
- Disney's strong portfolio of theme-park imagery and intellectual property.
- Long-running fan demand for a modern, sandbox-style Disney park game.
For now, Frontier has not committed to any specific direction, and players will need to wait for further updates. The confirmation alone, however, signals that another entry in the licensed simulation space is on the way, and that Disney fans may soon have a fresh way to engage with the brand digitally. Investors have also taken note, with coverage of moves such as NewEdge Advisors LLC reducing its stake in The Walt Disney Company reflecting broader attention to the company's entertainment strategy. As more details emerge, the project will likely be compared with other fan-favourite destinations, including Disney's real-world park experiences.