Shares of the company rose nearly 10% in early trading as it posted adjusted earnings per share of $1.45 for the January-to-March quarter.

In an earnings quarter teeming with uncertainty around tariffs, Walt Disney's quarterly results are looking like the happiest place on earth. The media giant exceeded expectations in its most recent quarter,

Disney’s U.S. parks attracted more guests and higher spending from visitors in the March quarter, signs of continued strength in the company’s key Experiences unit. Operating income for Experiences, which includes theme parks and cruises,