New hotel planned for HK Disneyland
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A new hotel will be built at Hong Kong Disneyland, to cater for surging demand for the resort.
Scheduled to open in 2017, the new property will add 750 more hotel rooms to the attraction, boosting Hong Kong Disneyland’s total inventory to 1,750 rooms.
Described as a “Disney resort-style experience”, the hotel will be developed at a cost of HK$4.26 billion (US$550 million).
Andrew Kam, managing director of Hong Kong Disneyland, said the new hotel formed part of the attraction’s ongoing expansion efforts, which include the recent opening of Toy Story Land, Grizzly Gulch and Mystic Point. A new themed area based on Iron Man will also open in late 2016.
“We are excited about the new hotel project, as we are always looking to expand upon the guest experience. This new hotel will add to the various immersive experiences we offer for guests, while also adding to the diversity of Hong Kong’s offerings for tourists from around the world,” said Kam.
The announcement of the latest expansion coincided Hong Kong Disneyland posting record financial results for 2013. The resort generated HK$4.9bn in revenue in 2013, up 15% compared to previous year, while net profits more than doubled to HK$242m.
A record 7.4m people visited Hong Kong Disneyland in 2013.
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