International parks carried this report, finally awakening from their covid issues and partial closures. WDW was up a tad, but the quarter included an early Easter, as opposed to a later Easter in 2023, so the next quarterly report (combined with this one) will be more indicative of what's happening. Disneyland was weaker than expected, but that might have something to do with all those rain days that scare people in California from going to the parks. All in all, though, it was a decent quarterly report for parks, though it's always good to keep in mind that much of the US parks revenue number increase has a lot to do with increased prices for most everything, and these fiscal reports don't use inflation deflectors.....Iger's guidance remarks indicate softer demand for US parks and travel in the near future. That's caused some investor caution (per CNBC interviews this morning). But we've been talking about that on these forums for a while, so that comes at no surprise.