Disney asked a Florida court to dismiss a lawsuit by the board of supervisors that was handpicked by Gov. Ron DeSantis to oversee Disney World’s operations.

Disney already owns a two-thirds stake in Hulu and has operational control over the streaming service.

The company, which posted profit and revenue for the period that were in line with Wall Street estimates, reported a loss of 4 million Disney+ subscribers.

Disney’s loss of 4 million subscribers during the first three months of the year cements the end of the streaming wars.

Disney isn’t the only business in Florida that operates within a special district, CEO Bob Iger said.

“The Super Mario Bros. Movie” has grossed over $1.1 billion worldwide, while Disney’s recent animated offerings have struggled at the box office.

Standalone options for all of Disney’s streaming platforms, including ESPN+, will remain, CEO Bob Iger said on an earnings call.

Progress in cutting streaming costs was offset by worsening results for Disney’s traditional television channels.

Disney is in the process of laying off thousands of employees under CEO Bob Iger’s restructuring plan.

Disney is rolling back a pandemic-era reservation policy at Walt Disney World that some guests considered confusing or inconvenient.