HK Disneyland hopes to cast magic spell over slump
published : 3 Nov 2020 at 18:39
Visitors wear face masks during the reopening day of Disneyland to the public in Hong Kong on Sept 25, 2020. (Reuters photo)
The delayed reopening of Hong Kong Disneyland’s centrepiece attraction is due this month as part of a massive upgrade of the loss-making theme park.
A flagship feature of the park’s HK$10.9 billion (43.6 billion baht) six-year expansion plan to 2023, the Castle of Magical Dreams will be unveiled on Nov 21 to mark the resort’s 15th anniversary, ahead of the festive season.
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