Hong Kong's Disneyland theme park failed to turn a profit again last year. The park reported that it lost 718 million Hong Kong dollars in 2010. But its loss narrowed thanks to higher visitor numbers. The number of visitors to the park rose 13 percent last year to 5.2 million.

Managing Director Andrew Kam said three new attractions slated to open over the next three years would help the park turn a profit, but did not give a date for when he expected that to happen.