The event kicked off with a rapturous welcome for returning CEO Bob Iger, setting the tone for a day packed with exciting announcements and first looks.

Pixar delighted the crowd with glimpses of “Toy Story 5” and the upcoming Disney+ spinoff series “Dream Productions,” which promises to delve deeper into the complexities of human emotions.

Marvel Studios continued to expand its cinematic universe, presenting exclusive footage from the Disney+ series “Ironheart” and updates on highly anticipated titles like “Daredevil: Born Again” and “Captain America: Brave New World.”

The Star Wars galaxy also saw further expansion, with thrilling teasers for “The Mandalorian & Grogu,” the second season of “Andor,” and the introduction of “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew,” which follows a group of young characters navigating the perils of a galaxy far, far away.

Beyond the realms of animation and superheroes, Disney showcased a diverse range of projects, including the live-action remake of “Snow White,” the highly anticipated “Moana 2,” and the announcement of “The Incredibles 3,” which sparked cheers from the audience.

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The D23 Expo also featured captivating live entertainment, with magician David Blaine mesmerizing the crowd and Kathryn Hahn and Aubrey Plaza leading a lively musical number from the upcoming “Agatha All Along.”

With an impressive lineup of upcoming movies, TV shows, and beyond, Disney is poised to continue its legacy of captivating audiences of all ages for years to come.