> Not sure where that idea comes from, but Disney absolutely pays taxes and your claim is false.
It is absolutely true. Stop lying.
> The thing Disney gets out of it is being able to maintain their property to the standard of their liking.
The district, in turn, provides services, including fire response, emergency medical services, water and sewage treatment, and can issue municipal bonds to finance infrastructure projects, which comes with tax advantages which are shared by no other corporation or individual in the nation. The arrangement gives Disney control over municipal services and autonomy when it comes to how the land is used and developed, exempting it from a number of regulations. Again, a privilege enjoyed exclusively by Disney Corp.