Disney Shares Drop After Unveiling $60B Plan to Aggressively Expand Parks and Cruises
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Disney shares fell 3% after unveiling $60B plan to double investment in theme parks over 10 years.
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Plan aims to evolve parks into more potent profit engine amid questions over media assets.
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Parks revenue is on pace to reach $32.3B this year, up from $23.5B in 2017.
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Company sees significant room for expansion with over 1,000 acres for future development.
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Growth strategy also includes nearly doubling cruise ship capacity and new Asia-Pacific homeport.