The Walt Disney Company reported its first quarter revenue for the 2015 fiscal year today.
Disney reported $13.4 billion in revenue — a 9 percent increase over the same period last year. In the theme parks, operating income grew 20 percent, to $805 million, thanks in part to a 7 percent attendance increase at the domestic theme parks. Disney reported that the Walt Disney World and Disneyland theme parks enjoyed their strongest first-quarter attendance ever.
Frozen toys also helped move profits for Disney, with the franchise driving a 22 percent increase in consumer product revenue. No word on how many people in those record-breaking crowds at Disney World are still waiting in line to see Anna and Elsa.
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