The Walt Disney Company has closed fiscal twenty twenty five with record operating income for Parks and Experiences, citing steady attendance, new ships, and international park gains.
Headline numbers at a glance
Annual revenue and fourth quarter revenue for Parks and Experiences rose six percent year on year. International parks grew ten percent while domestic parks advanced six percent. Fourth quarter operating income reached one point nine billion, contributing to a full year operating income that set a new high.
What powered the uptrend
Disney Cruise Line expanded with Disney Treasure and Disney Destiny and continued strong booking curves that lift yields. Disneyland Paris benefited from refreshed programming and capacity management. Across the portfolio, park additions and premium offerings supported both attendance and pricing.
Leadership view on strategy
Chief Executive Officer Robert A Iger highlighted progress in creative output, direct to consumer focus, and balance sheet strength, positioning the company to keep investing in high quality experiences and shareholder returns. The parks segment saw a seven hundred plus million increase in operating income over the prior year with broad based lift across properties.
With new hardware at sea, land expansions, and event led calendars, the experiences portfolio is set to maintain momentum. The company will continue to balance capacity, pricing, and guest satisfaction, using data to manage demand while expanding premium and family segments.
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