articleThe Brief Disney said Disney World had a "standout" quarter driven by strong attendance at the parks. The company, in its third quarter earnings report, said attendance at its domestic parks saw a 3% increase in attendance. Disney isn't seeing a slowdown at its domestic parks despite attendance declines for its competitors. D'Amaro, who took over as CEO earlier this year, attributed some of the growth at the domestic theme parks to targeted promotions. Universal parks see "softening" attendance in OrlandoDisney's theme park results are in stark contrast to what Comcast reported last month for the Universal theme parks in Orlando.