$60 Billion Disney Parks Investment Primarily For Expanding Theme Park Capacity

Disney announces that 70% of the $60 Billion investment will be put towards expanding capacity.

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Walt Disney World News•Published February 8, 2024by Ash

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Disney CEO Bob Iger announced last year that the company plans to increase park capacity by adding new lands. He also announced that over the next 10 years, Disney Parks will receive $60 billion of investment, $17 billion of which will be invested at Walt Disney World. In the company's most recent earnings call, we got some more specifics on how that $60 billion will be allocated.

Disney CFO Hugh Johnston says that Disney will continue to spend about $60 billion in the Disney Experiences business over the next decade. 70% of that money will be invested in the capacity of the parks around the world. What this likely means is a good chunk of the investment will be invested in new lands which increase the overall capacity of the park, rather than just building initial new attractions.

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