Disney Enterprises, Inc. trademark application for DISNEY IMMERSIVE CINEMA

Disney Enterprises, Inc., a corporation organized in Delaware, applied to register the trademark DISNEY IMMERSIVE CINEMA with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on 2026-09-24, serial number 50127464. The application covers one class of goods and services, Class 9 (Software and electronics), and is based on an intent to use the mark in commerce (the goods or services are not yet sold under it). The latest step on the record is "Application filing receipt mailed" on 2026-09-24.

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What DISNEY IMMERSIVE CINEMA will be used for

Class 9 (Software and electronics)

Apparatus for recording, transmission, processing and reproduction of sound, images or data; Digital media, namely, pre-recorded video cassettes, digital video discs, digital versatile discs, downloadable audio and video recordings, DVDs, and high definition digital discs featuring live-action entertainment, animated entertainment, music, stories, children’s programming, dramatic performances, non-dramatic performances, learning activities for children, and games; Digital media, namely, pre-recorded DVDs, downloadable audio and video recordings, and CDs featuring and promoting live-action entertainment, animated entertainment, music, stories, children’s programming, dramatic performances, non-dramatic performances, learning activities for children, and games; Downloadable fiction books on a variety of topics; Downloadable non-fiction books on a variety of topics; Non-fiction audio books on a variety of topics; Visual and audio recordings featuring live-action entertainment, animated entertainment, music, stories, children’s programming, dramatic performances, non-dramatic performances, learning activities for children, and games; Downloadable podcasts in the field of comedy, culture and arts, current events, education, entertainment, history, interviews, music, news, and stories; Musical recordings; Pre-recorded vinyl records featuring music, stories, children's programming, dramatic performances, and non-dramatic performances; Downloadable electronic publications in the nature of books, comics, and illustrations in the field of fiction and non-fiction; Downloadable series of children's books; Downloadable e-books in the field of fiction and non-fiction; Downloadable computer game software; Downloadable video game software; Downloadable computer software for the administration of learning activities for children; Computer hardware and computer peripheral devices; Mouse pads; Cameras; Digital cameras; Blank recordable optical disc; DVD recording apparatus; Compact disc recorders; Audio speakers; Digital photo frames; Headphones; Earphones; Ear buds; Walkie-talkies; Telephones; Headsets for cellular or mobile phones; Cell phone cases; Screen protectors for cellular phones; Protective covers for cell phones; Protective covers and cases for cell phones; Binoculars; Decorative magnets; Microphones; Protective covers and cases for tablet computers; Radio frequency identification tag readers; Radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags; Radio-frequency transmitter

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A company that wants to protect a new brand name in the United States files a trademark application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The application names the mark, the company applying, the classes of goods and services it will be used for, in the company's own words, and whether the brand is already on sale or is still to launch. Each application gets a serial number and a public record that follows it through examination.

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Source: USPTO record for DISNEY IMMERSIVE CINEMA, serial number 50127464.

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