PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) -- The Disney Cruise Line has paid a record $331,200 for one of its ships to cross the Panama Canal. <p>The Panama Canal Authority says the 964-foot &quot;Disney Magic&quot; made the crossing May 16. </p><p>Panama increased canal fees last year and now charges cruise liners according to number of beds rather than cargo capacity. The &quot;Disney Magic&quot; has 875 staterooms. </p><p>Canal authorities said Tuesday that the previous record fee paid by any ship was $317,142, set on May 7 by the cargo vessel &quot;MSC Fabienne.&quot; The high for a cruiser was $313,000, set last October by two Norwegian Cruise Line ships. </p><p>The U.S.-built waterway earned US$1.76 billion in fees last year. A $5.25 billion expansion is to be completed by 2014.</p>