Following the end of its nine-year losing streak in 2024, when Hong Kong Disneyland posted a net profit of HK$838 million, the park announced its 2025 financial results today (April 28), reporting another profit of HK$536 million. This marks the fifth time the park has turned a profit since its opening in 2005.
Total attendance stood at HK$7.5 million, a 2.5% decrease from the previous year's HK$7.7 million, but tied with the 2014 fiscal year as the second-highest figure since Hong Kong Disneyland opened. Per-guest spending rose 2% year-over-year, reaching a record high; the hotel business remained steady, with the overall occupancy rate increasing from 73% to 79%.
In addition, by the end of fiscal year 2025, Hong Kong Disneyland had fully repaid all loans to its shareholders, achieving a "zero-debt" status for the first time, reflecting its sound financial position. Tim Sypko, CEO of Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, noted that the strong financial performance fully demonstrates the resort's resilience and the enduring appeal of the Disney brand.
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