Disney Sets Date for Full Fiscal 2026 Earnings Report

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The Walt Disney Company will host a live webcast on Tuesday, November 17th, to discuss its fiscal full-year and fourth-quarter 2026 financial results. Webcast time is set for 8:30am ET / 5:30am PT, and Disney will release results before regular trading opens that morning. Earnings materials will post at disney.com/investors.

Disney Fiscal Year 2026 Earnings Report Date and Time


IN THIS ARTICLE:

  • Disney will host the webcast on November 17th at 8:30am ET / 5:30am PT
  • Results and earnings materials post at disney.com/investors before the market opens
  • Disney Experiences results from recent quarters and where the division stands heading into the report

This report closes out Disney’s fiscal 2026 and gives fans and investors the full-year picture for the company’s theme parks, cruise ships, and entertainment businesses. Disney will discuss the fourth quarter and the full year on a live webcast the morning of Tuesday, November 17th.

The webcast begins at 8:30am ET / 5:30am PT. Results will be posted before regular trading opens that day, and earnings materials post at disney.com/investors, the same page where guests can access the webcast. Disney will archive the webcast there for anyone who cannot watch live. The company also says its materials and webcast may include forward-looking information.

Disney Experiences Heading Into the Report

Disney Experiences has momentum to build on. The division posted just under $10 billion in revenue for the fiscal third quarter. Segment operating income climbed 20% to $3 billion, as we reported when Disney Experiences posted $10 billion in revenue for Q3. Disney says Walt Disney World had a standout quarter, with healthy attendance from domestic tourists and Annual Passholders along with effective summer promotions.

Looking ahead, Disney gave guidance for the quarter this report covers. The company says Experiences segment operating income growth should come in at the high end of its previous high-single-digit guidance for fiscal 2026. That excludes the extra week in the fiscal calendar. Disney also says it expects another quarter of global guest growth in fiscal Q4. The November 17th report will show how those projections played out.

Fiscal 2025 set a high bar for the comparison. Disney Experiences posted record full-year operating income of $10 billion, up 8%. The fourth quarter set a record too, at $1.9 billion, as we covered when Disney released its fiscal 2025 results. Fiscal 2026 results will show whether the division tops that mark.


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