Disney CEO Robert Iger and other executives gave their investors good news earlier this week as they reported to financial analysts. According to their reports, every one of Disney's theme parks around the globe is turning profits, and the company is moving ahead with $60 billion worth of new investments in its properties.
That includes three more ships under construction for the Disney Cruise Lines operation, as well as $42 billion earmarked for "incremental capacity-expanding investments around the globe."
Iger told the analysts that Disney is "already hard at work determining where we're going to place our new investments and what they will be, You can pretty much conclude that they'll be all over — meaning every single one of our locations will be the beneficiary of increased investment and thus increased capacity."
He said that "We've got a menu of things that will basically start opening in 2025, and then there'll be a cadence every year of additional investment and increased capacity."
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