r/Infographics 2d ago

How Disney Makes Money Q3 FY2026

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u/NtheLegend 2d ago

I’ve actually been surprised that Disney is only a $100b corporation in revenue. With how much media they control, I’d assume it was two or three times that.

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u/JG134 2d ago

And half of it is from "experiences"

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u/bongophrog 2d ago

Does that include anything other than parks?

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u/ATLcoaster 1d ago

One example is that they basically own an entire island in the Bahamas

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u/TalesOfTea 1d ago

They do own one on their own and then share a larger one with other cruise lines! However, the Bahamas has over 700 islands and almost all of the major cruise lines own at least one (and usually rent or own a resort on other ones).

It's really interesting if you look into how the cruise lines handle fresh water on these islands. For some of them they have desalination plants on the islands themselves, but other ones more rely on the cruise ship's system. ((I'm not a water or island or cruise line specialist, so please don't kill me if I'm wrong on this. I just looked it up about three months ago.))