Hong Kong Disneyland (HKD), the smallest Disney park out there, has reported a lost of HK$1.315 billion, or $169.4 million.

The paper that reported the news stated that: “We would like to point out that HKD is a long-term asset that grows over time and it is still in its early years of development.”

While the park itself has had financial losses, it has brought in over HK$30 billion for Hong Kong as a whole.

The park is currently undergoing a $468 million expansion which will hopefully allow it to compete more closely with the Disneyland planned for Shanghai, which is expected to be completed in 2014.

Source: www.reuters.com, Image Via Flickr

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