Disney va doubler ses investissements dans les parcs à thème et les croisières
said in a securities filing Tuesday it will nearly double its planned investment in its parks division to roughly $60 billion over the course of 10 years. The companys closed down more than 3%. While Disney is grappling with the changing media and entertainment landscape – and trying to make its streaming business profitable while considering sales of its traditional TV networks – the theme parks, experiences and products division has been a bright spot. Still, the company‘s domestic parks, particularly Walt Disney World in Florida, have seen a slowdown in attendance and hotel room occupancy. Instead, the segment’s strength has come from its international parks. During the third quarter the division saw a 13% increase in revenue to $8.3 billion. Disney will lean on its brands and intellectual property as it builds out its theme parks. The company planned to unveil more details about the investment at its investor day Tuesday. “Today, as Disney considers future growth opportunities, there is a deep well of stories that have yet to be fully explored in its theme parks,” the company said in Tuesdays presentation, noting “Frozen” and “Zootopia”-themed attractions at its parks outside of the U.S. in Hong Kong, Paris, Tokyo and Shanghai. Shortly after Bob Iger
