The Walt Disney Company reported fiscal 2015 as another triumph across the board in terms of financial performance. For the fifth year in a row, The Walt Disney Company delivered record results with revenue, net income and earnings per share all reaching historic highs once again.
Disney’s Parks & Resorts saw revenues of $4.4 billion in fiscal 4Q15, which was up by 10% YoY (year-over-year), driven by higher per capita guest spending at its theme parks.
And just recently, the Orlando Business Journal reported that Disney's theme park business is off to another strong start for its fiscal year, reporting in first-quarter 2016 that it earned $4.2 billion in revenue for the theme park division, up 9 percent from $3.91 billion for the same quarter last year. Operating income for the theme parks was up 22 percent to $981 million, compared to $805 million reported for the same quarter last year.
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Just In! The "Happiest Place on Earth" now comes with seasonal pricing.
Disney's Walt Disney World resort in Florida and Disneyland in California will charge different ticket prices for its parks depending on the time of year. The calendar will be divided into Value, Regular and Peak periods. The new pricing plan will apply to one-day tickets. Read more of the news at CNN Money.
Tip! Check out Travel Channel's top 10 amusement and water parks for 2015, and plan your next summer vacation with the family.