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Walt Disney Co. said its fiscal third quarter results reflected strong execution across its businesses, led by parks, cruises and streaming. Adjusted earnings per share were $2.06, above Wall Street's $1.86 forecast.
Total revenues rose to $25.25b, a 7% increase from the year-ago $23.65b.
The Experiences division, including Disney Cruise Line, delivered record Q3 revenue and operating income. Revenue was up 10%, to $9.97b from $9.08b. And Experiences segment operating income was $3.02b, 20% higher than the $2.52b in Q3 2025.
CFO Hugh Johnston said Disney's cruise ships are driving "strong growth" and cruise bookings look "very healthy."
Fiscal Q3 was the company's first quarter with both Disney Destiny and Disney Adventure. Together they increased stateroom capacity by 50% year over year, and the company remains "encouraged by current occupancy and forward bookings."
The higher resorts and vacations revenue was partly due to 10% additional passenger cruise days thanks to Disney Destiny, which launched last November, and Disney Adventure, in March.
Concerning fuel cost, Johnston said that through the company's hedging program and fuel efficiency initiatives, Disney is seeing "very little impact" from the fluctuating oil prices this year.
