The deal will see provide search results, which access 3bn web pages, to visitors to Walt Disney sites , , and .
The search results will also provide Google's targeted sponsored search results, which shows results from Google's advertisers, such as AOL, Earthlink and AskJeeves, before other results.
Larry Shapiro, executive vice-president of operations and business development for Walt Disney Internet Group, said: "Google's web search and sponsored links programme enable us to offer our visitors highly useful, comprehensive and relevant information, improving their overall experience on our sites. From a business perspective, Google's sponsored links programme creates a significant revenue opportunity for us."
Google's search results and sponsored links are already available on Disney's Go.com website. They will be offered across Disney's other sites Disney.com, Movies.com and FamilyFun.com from spring.
Omid Kordestani, senior vice-president of worldwide sales and field operations for Google, said: "The addition of Disney to our rapidly growing network of search partners enables Google's 100,000 advertisers to reach the millions of internet users who visit the Disney websites."
"As a Google search partner, Disney will benefit from additional revenue opportunities while its users will receive relevant advertisements and the ability to search billions of web pages."
Walt Disney's web operations drew 31.5m unique visitors in January and is the 10th largest web property overall, according to comScore Media Metrix, January 2003.
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