Hugh Johnston travel tips

Tokyo Disneyland's owner is doubling down on the Disney magic with a new investment in cruises.

If you had a genie, what would your three wishes be? If one includes going on a Disney cruise, you're in luck — you'll have more opportunities to do so soon.

I love all things Disney, but I haven't been able to justify spending the money visiting Disney World as an adult. The last time I went was in 2013 on a high school trip, and admittedly, I didn't pay for that.

Disney unveiled a series of new projects and plans this weekend: Expect expansions across its parks, cruise line, and digital platforms. 

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Disney’s executives said Tuesday they see strong attendance at the company’s theme parks and said they would be “leaning heavily” into cruises in the coming years.

It's a great time to be a Disney fan. Last September, during an investor summit in Orlando, Disney announced plans to "accelerate and expand investment" in its theme parks, cruise line and other vacation experiences — to the tune of $60 billion over the next decade.

The Walt Disney Company published its first-quarter earnings statement this week, and its experiences group, which comprises the domestic and international Disney parks, along with Disney Cruise Line, has seen sustained popularity that will grow as the company seeks to invest $60 billion into new projects over the next decade.