Disney

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Disney was a film studio.

The Second Doctor explained to Ben Jackson and Polly Wright that, in the early half of the 20th century, Disney filmed live-action footage when making their animated films so the animators could use the footage as a guide. (PROSE: Dying in the Sun)

Disney made a film which featured the character Pinocchio. (PROSE: Birthright)

They also made a film with Pixar called Tangled. (PROSE: Low/Profile)

Rory Williams liked "a good Disney". Both he and the Doctor had seen a Disney film in which a character named Stitch said, "No one gets left behind." (PROSE: The Glamour Chase)

In the 21st century, Owen Harper compared Gwen Cooper's naivety to a Disney moment. (TV: Random Shoes)

Disney opened amusement parks. The First Doctor and Susan Foreman visited the decaying ruins of EuroDisney in France which, by 2134, had become the location of a feudal state called Urrozdinee. (PROSE: Urrozdinee)

Missy speculated that watching Disney films would be a part of a prisoner's rehabilitation at Stormcage Containment Facility. (COMIC: The Master Plan)

A song called "A Whole New World" was also something that Missy associated with Disney. (COMIC: The Master Plan)

Behind the scenes

In 1975, the BBC and the real-life Walt Disney Company coproduced a crossover between Doctor Who and their annual holiday special Disney Time: Disney Time 1975, where the Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) introduced various clips from Disney productions.
Their TV channels, Disney Channel and Disney XD, aired K9 and, in the US, reruns of Doctor Who itself.
Since 2022, Disney has an exclusive licence for distributing future Doctor Who episodes outside of the UK through its Disney+ streaming platform.