Walt Disney World had a strong first quarter of 2026 and bookings for the full year are up 5% from last year.
Walt Disney World Q1 2026

The bookings are weighted more towards the back end of the year, said CFO Hugh Johnston. He said the resort has had a strong attendance performance and a strong pricing performance.
Johnston noted that the lack of major hurricanes for central Florida also helped the quarter compared to last year, when Walt Disney World had to close and alter operations due to Hurricane Milton.
Disney Experiences as a whole made $10 billion. $6.9 billion of that was from domestic theme parks.
Though 2026 has only just began, Disney’s first quarter of the fiscal year covered October to December.
Did you visit Walt Disney World in the last few months? Let us know on social media.
For the latest Disney Parks news and info, follow WDW News Today on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.






