Disney has unveiled its plans for a $5 million new park set to open in California next year.

The company announced earlier this year that it was committing $15 million for the ‘initial and immediate response and rebuilding efforts’ following the devastating California wildfires.

Now, it has shared that $5 million of that money will be going to restore Charles White Park in Altadena, which was destroyed in the January blaze.

Walt Disney’s Imagineers – the creative minds behind some of the company’s most iconic experiences and attractions – are ‘applying their visionary talents’ to bring the park back to life, per a press release.

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‘Since early this year, the Imagineers have been working closely with County staff to help reimagine the park in several ways, including site planning, landscape architecture, and playground design,’ the company said.

‘The revitalized park will feature a new community center and an enhanced playground infused with Disney magic to bring joy to families in the area for its anticipated reopening in 2026.’

Enhancements include play areas ‘inspired by Altadena’s iconic Deodar Cedar pinecones, a whimsical splash pad, bridges, boulders, slides and swings that will create opportunities for imaginative play for kids of all ages.’

There will also be a new amphitheater which will ‘serve as a gathering place for performances and community events.’

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‘Portions of the park that survived the fire will be carefully preserved, creating a meaningful blend of history and renewal,’ Disney added.

The company revealed that some Imagineers tragically lost their own homes in the fire, making the contribution ‘even meaningful.’

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Disney Imagineers are also ‘supporting recovery efforts’ at two additional ‘severely damaged’ parks in the area.

Altadena sits just 40 miles from its iconic theme park Disneyland, which is located in Anaheim, California.

‘Los Angeles has been home to The Walt Disney Company since its founding than a century ago, which is why we felt a special responsibility to help this community rebuild in the aftermath of the devastating wildfires earlier this year,’ CEO Bob Iger said in a statement.

‘I’m incredibly proud of our Imagineers who are volunteering their time and talents to help reimagine cherished public spaces like Charles White Park.

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‘Their work is not only a testament to Disney’s creative spirit, but also to our deep commitment to our neighbors throughout this region.

‘We hope this effort brings comfort, joy, and a sense of renewal to the Altadena community for years to come.’

LA Country Supervisor Kathryn Barger added, ‘Knowing that Disney’s Imagineers will pour their time, talent, and compassion into Altadena’s recovery is truly inspiring.

‘Their work on Charles White Park and other community spaces is than restoration.

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‘It is a gift of hope, joy, and healing for families who have endured so much this year.’

It comes as Disney continues to make drastic changes to its theme parks, particularly at Disney World in Orlando, Florida, where a slew of new rides and areas are in the works.

Over at Hollywood Studios, there’s a new Monsters Inc.-themed land being built and the Rock ‘n’ Rollercoaster is set to be rethemed to feature the Muppets.

And at Magic Kingdom, an area inspired by the Cars franchise, as well as a Villains land are being added to the park.

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DinoLand USA at Disney’s Animal Kingdom is in the midst of being transformed into the upcoming Tropical Americas land, which will include an Indiana Jones attraction and Disney’s first ever Coco-themed water ride.

In addition, a new show called Zootopia: Better Zoogether! recently replaced the former It’s Tough to be a Bug! attraction located in the Tree of Life.