The company saw profit nearly doubling to $5.3 billion, driven by growth in its entertainment and experiences segments, while revenue grew 2% to $23.7 billion driven by growth in its sports and experiences segments.

Disney’s streaming revenue increased 6% and the segment turned a profit of $346 million during the three-month period ended June 28, the company reported in its quarterly earnings results Wednesday. But it was higher sales and operating profit at Disney’s domestic parks business that helped the Mouse House beat Wall Street earnings expectations for the

The entertainment giant is counting on the two businesses to help it deal with cord-cutting and an up-and-down movie division.