Disney has reported a mixed financial outlook, highlighting record revenues of $10 billion from its theme parks, largely driven by popular releases such as ‘Zootopia 2’ and ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’. The parks segment continues to thrive even as the company warns of potential headwinds from declining international visitor numbers due to a slowdown in foreign travel. While Disney beat Wall Street expectations and achieved solid quarterly earnings, concerns about higher operational costs and a significant hit from its YouTube TV contract have led to a drop in stock prices. The company is also preparing for a CEO succession announcement amid these financial challenges, reflecting ongoing turbulence in the global tourism industry.