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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/themepa1/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Disney confirmed last year that they are embarking on a massive $60 billion expenditure plan for Disney, Parks, Experiences, and Products over the next ten years. <\/p>\n
Though no details were provided at the time, Disney Parks, Experiences and Products Chairman Josh D’Amaro said “We have an ambitious growth story that is supported by a proven track record and a bold vision for the future of our Parks business,”<\/em> in a statement last February. CEO Bob Iger also echoed this sentiment, saying that this investment would lead to “growth all over.”<\/em><\/p>\n Now, nearly six months later, we finally know where most of this money is going, and unfortunately, it looks like only half will be spent on theme parks.<\/p>\n In a financial filing summarizing Disney’s 10-year investment plan, it was confirmed that of the $60 billion total sum, $30 billion has been earmarked for theme parks and resorts, $18 billion will go towards technology and maintenance and $12 billion will fund new Disney cruise ships. The $30 billion set aside for theme parks will be used to create \u201cmagical new experiences and refreshing existing infrastructure,\u201d<\/em> according to the SEC filing.<\/p>\n While many have wondered how Disney might respond now that Universal is a credible threat to them, we now know that at least $17 billion of the aforementioned $60 billion has been set aside specifically for Walt Disney World, likely to build new attractions.<\/p>\nDisney lays out 10-year project budget in SEC filing <\/h2>\n