Disney's theme parks and experiences have made a robust recovery, playing a crucial role in driving the company's overall revenue growth. In fiscal year 2023, Disney Parks posted record revenues of $32.5 billion, a significant increase from $28.7 billion in the previous year. This growth was driven by both domestic and international parks, with increased attendance and higher guest spending in locations like Disneyland and Disney Cruise Line.

The domestic parks, including Disney World and Disneyland, saw growth despite some challenges like increased operational costs tied to inflation and the closure of the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser. Meanwhile, international parks, such as Shanghai Disney Resort and Hong Kong Disneyland, also contributed significantly. Their performance was bolstered by higher ticket prices and a rise in visitor numbers.

Disney's investments in new attractions and experiences, alongside the broader recovery in travel and leisure activities, have kept its parks as key revenue drivers. The parks and experiences division is now seen as a core focus for the company's future growth, with CEO Bob Iger highlighting plans to further expand and enhance this segment.