Hong Kong Disneyland will likely report a profit on an earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization basis in its fiscal year ending September 2010, supported by a higher number of visitors from China and abroad, the South China Morning Post reported Monday, citing unnamed sources.The Resort will still report a loss after taxes, depreciation and other finance costs.
With major new attractions debuting over the next three years, Hong Kong Disneyland is in a good position to continue profitability. That's more good news for both Disney and the Hong Kong government as Disney gets ready to build a competing park on the Chinese mainland.