Disney’s experiences division, led by Josh D’Amaro, emerges as the company’s top performer post-pandemic, boasting record revenue and operating income.
With plans to invest $60 billion over the next decade, Disney aims to enhance its parks, cruise lines, and immersive experiences, banking on innovation and storytelling to captivate guests worldwide.
1. Disney’s experiences division sees record revenue of $32.5 billion in fiscal 2023, reflecting a 16% increase year-over-year.
2. Operating income for the division surges 23% to $8.95 billion, positioning it as Disney’s top money maker.
3. Investments include new experiences in domestic and international parks, cruise lines, and technology enhancements.
4. Innovation remains at the forefront, with developments such as walking robotic characters and immersive storytelling experiences.
5. Disney’s ambitious expansion plans encompass new themed lands, attractions, and immersive hotel experiences across its global portfolio.
6. Succession planning looms as CEO Bob Iger is set to step down in 2026, with D’Amaro positioned as a potential successor, focused on driving innovation and growth within the experiences division.
