No, Disney is not building a Disneyland in Texas in 2026, despite persistent rumors. The Walt Disney Company officially addressed these "Texas park" myths, confirming they have no plans for a third U.S. resort. Instead, Disney is investing billions into expanding its existing parks: adding a Villains Land and "Cars" area to Magic Kingdom in Florida and a Tropical Americas land to Animal Kingdom. However, the rumors likely gained traction because Universal is currently building a theme park in Frisco, Texas. Set to open in late 2026, the Universal Kids Resort is a first-of-its-kind theme park specifically designed for families with young children. It will feature lands based on SpongeBob SquarePants, Shrek, Jurassic World, and Trolls. While Disney fans in the Lone Star State may be disappointed, they will soon have a major alternative with the new Universal property, which is located just north of Dallas. Disney's strategy for 2026 remains focused on its "crown jewels" in Orlando and Anaheim rather than gambling on a new regional location.