The Walt Disney Company has officially released its Q2 2026 earnings report, and the company is showing major momentum as Josh D’Amaro leads Disney into its next chapter.
Disney reported $25.17 billion in revenue for the quarter, while Disney’s streaming division — including Disney+ and Hulu — saw operating income jump 88% to $582 million.
This marks the first earnings report under D’Amaro since taking over as CEO earlier this year, and the company made it clear that streaming, parks, and connected Disney experiences will be a massive focus moving forward.
Disney Experiences also posted strong numbers, with domestic parks seeing increased guest spending on admissions, food, beverages, and merchandise. Disney additionally highlighted continued expansion plans for Disney Cruise Line, international growth opportunities for Disney+, and upcoming projects tied to major franchises like Avatar and Zootopia.
During the earnings call, D’Amaro emphasized three major priorities for the company:
- Creative excellence
- Building a more connected Disney ecosystem
- Expanding technology and AI integration
Disney also hinted at a future where Disney+ becomes more connected with parks, gaming, shopping, and other Disney experiences across the company.
With strong streaming profits, growing park revenue, and major franchise releases on the horizon, Disney appears focused on building a more unified entertainment experience for fans around the world.
Why It Matters
This earnings call gave fans the first real look at Disney’s direction under Josh D’Amaro — and the company seems heavily focused on combining storytelling, technology, streaming, and theme parks into one connected Disney ecosystem moving forward.
