According to a Bloomberg report, Disney high-ranking officials are considering merging Disney+ with other applications such as Disneyland Resort and Disney Cruise Line Navigator to create a single integrated application.

Insiders indicated that these conversations are in preliminary stages, but they are internally labeling it a “super app.”

Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro, who succeeded Bob Iger earlier this year, has highlighted his goal to enhance the Disney experience, creating a more unified connection between Disney+ and the Disney parks.

“Disney+ is established as the central link between Disney and its audience, the hub where everything converges,” D’Amaro stated during Disney’s quarterly earnings call this week.

This initiative draws some parallels to Elon Musk’s ambition to transform X into an “everything app” similar to China’s WeChat (despite X recently introducing an independent chat application, which seems contradictory). Nevertheless, while encompassing merely everything such as payments and messaging may not be feasible, Disney’s goal to centralize its mobile platforms into a single app appears more achievable, albeit still somewhat surprising.

D’Amaro likely aims to boost interest in the parks by placing Mickey Mouse in front of a larger audience of Disney+ subscribers. It is important to note that Disney+ members and visitors to Disney parks are not always the same patrons, which could become problematic if the Disney+ app were cluttered with promotions for cruises.