Walt Disney intends to contribute 2bn euros (£1.8bn) in Disneyland Paris, extending the recreation center with a lake and new zones committed to hit movies, for example, Frozen and Star Wars.

Disney manager Robert Iger reported the plans in the wake of meeting with French president Emmanuel Macron.

Disney said the advancement would be taken off more than quite a while, beginning in 2021.

The move takes after money related inconveniences at the recreation center, which opened in 1992.

Euro Disney, the auxiliary that beforehand worked the recreation center, had confronted falling guest numbers and required rehashed money related infusions from Disney and different financial specialists. Psychological oppressor assaults in France added to the issues.

Disney reclaimed full control of the recreation center a year ago, purchasing the offers in Euro Disney it didn’t effectively possess.

In Tuesday’s declaration, Disney said the venture, its biggest since the recreation center’s opening, “underscores the organization’s sense of duty regarding the long haul achievement of the resort as Disney’s image reference point in Europe”.