Hong Kong Disneyland shared its financial results for fiscal year 2025, including that it is free of loan for the first time.
Hong Kong Disneyland FY25 Results
FY25 ran from September 29, 2024 to September 27, 2025. The resort’s net profit was HK$536 million, revenue was HK$8,694 million, and EBITDA was HK$1,989 million.
Hong Kong Disneyland said, “These accomplishments are especially notable given the rapid resumption of Hong Kong’s outbound travel, ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty, as well as the extreme weather conditions in Hong Kong in 2025, all of which have influenced travel patterns and visit intent.”
Total attendance was 7.5 million and per capita guest spending reached a historic high with an increase of 2% over last year.
Overall hotel occupancy increased 6% to 79%.
By the end of FY25, Hong Kong Disneyland had fully repaid the outstanding balance of term loans from its shareholders and is now free of loan for the first time in its history.
Hong Kong Disneyland celebrated its 20th anniversary during FY25. The resort calculates that in the past 20 years, the total value added to Hong Kong by Hong Kong Disneyland was HK$167.5 billion. A total of 342,100 jobs were created.
In FY25, Hong Kong Disneyland employed approximately 9,000 full-time and part-time employees.
Tim Sypko, Managing Director of Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, said, “Our steady performance is a testament to the resort’s resilience and timeless appeal. These results reflect the power of the Disney brand and our successful business strategy, including sustained investment in regional marketing activations, innovative offerings and enhanced seasonal events, many of which can only be found at HKDL. Anchored by the launch of our 20th anniversary celebration, the milestone further captivated guests and reinforced our positioning as an international tourism leader in the region.”
This achievement, more than 20 years in the making, is made possible by the passion and dedication of our cast members, as well as the deep and enduring connection our guests share with Disney.
As part of the financial results release, Hong Kong Disneyland teased upcoming offerings like Pixar Summer Fest, the arrival of Olaf in May, a new Pixar stage show, and Marvel experiences.
Sypko added, “Supported by a growing base of Disney fans across key markets and a strong pipeline of new and innovative offerings, HKDL is optimistic about its long-term prospects and confident in its important role as an international travel destination for Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area.”
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