Here’s when Disney is reopening its global theme parks following COVID-19 closures

With the theme parks closed indefinitely during the spread of COVID-19, many are wondering when Disneyland and Walt Disney World will reopen. The The theme parks in Anaheim, California and Orlando, Florida have been closed since March 12 due to concerns about the spread of the Corona virus. Both Shanghai Disney and Hong Kong Disney closed in late January, followed by Tokyo Disney Resort in late February. Disneyland Paris closed on March 12th.

Until the reopening, you can enjoy the contents of the theme park on the Internet Disney Magic Moments website like virtual passages of attractions, Disney Worlds Happily Ever After Fireworks Show, a tour of Disneyland’s new Magic Happens parade and sing along with the Dapper Dans from Main Street.

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Disneyland: July 17th

Disneyland announced plans to reopen on July 17th, on the 65th anniversary of the resort. The announcement in June came despite Governor Gavin Newsom’s plan to reopen California. He said the highest risk venues like concerts, convention centers and sports with live audiences should not be reopened until “therapeutics have been developed”. A COVID-19 vaccine is not likely until 2021.

The gradual reopening begins on July 9th with the Downtown Disney shopping and restaurant district, followed by the two theme parks Disneyland and California Adventure on July 17th and the Grand Californian Hotel & Spa and Paradise Pier Hotel on July 23rd, Disney said Wednesday .

Parades and nightly spectacles such as fireworks will be canceled for the time being. Character meeting and greeting is also unavailable, although the characters are still present in the parks. The launch of Disneyland’s newest area, the Marvel-themed Avengers campus, is still being postponed indefinitely from its original launch in July.

With Newsom’s warning on June 22 that the first wave of coronavirus has not even ended. California’s COVID-19 hospitalizations have increased by 16% in the past two weeks. Union leaders representing Disneyland’s 17,000 employees are pushing for the theme park to slow down its plans to reopen until it is safer.

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Walt Disney World: July 11th

Disney is planning it Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom reopened on July 11, followed by Epcot and Hollywood Studios on July 15. The Orlando parks offer social distance and wellness measures, including temperature testing, wearing masks, a distance of two meters from the attractions, and a reservation system for guests to limit capacity.

Fireworks, parades and character meetings and greetings were suspended. Disney World is also not currently selling new tickets. Instead, it focuses on guests who already have tickets and reservations, such as those who booked and had to postpone the pandemic, and annual ticket holders.

Disney World resorts and hotels will reopen next month, starting with Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground on June 22nd.

The Disney Springs shopping and dining area has reopened May 20 with limited parking, fewer entrances, temperature control before entering, required masks, physically distant lines and barriers, reduced working hours, no entertainment and more disinfectants and disinfectants. Disney’s shops and restaurants in Disney Springs reopened on May 27.

But since Florida is on the fast track to possibly becoming the new coronavirus epicenter in the U.S. – there has been an increase in hospital admissions when it reopened – around 4,000 Disney World performers have reportedly petitioned the reopening to delay.

Disneyland Paris: July 15th

Disneyland Paris announced its reopening on July 15, starting with Disneyland Paris Parks, the Disney Newport Bay Club Hotel and the Disney Village shopping and dining area. There will also be limited attendance under a reservation system, physical detachment, and more emphasis on cleaning.

Disney’s hotels have “sneeze guards” installed, and only one family can use the lifts. Character meet-and-greets are replaced by “unexpected appearances in new selfie spots”. Parades and fireworks are canceled, but the Lion King stage show will return for some time in summer 2020.

Disneyland Paris reopens despite French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe saying in May that public events involving more than 5,000 people would be against the law by September.

Disneyland Shanghai: May 11th

Disney boss Bob Iger announced on May 5 that the Shanghai Park will reopen on Monday May 11th. It has Eligibility restrictions, a park entry system, an access control system, social distance requirements, tape markings to keep guests at a distance while queuing for rides, masks, temperature checks, contact tracking, and government-mandated health practices.

Shanghai began opening restaurants and shops in Disneytown, Wishing Star Park and the Shanghai Disneyland Hotel on March 9th. All guests had to undergo a temperature test, present a green QR health code for Shanghai in restaurants, wear a mask at all times and “maintain respectful social relationships” distances at any time. ”

Hong Kong Disneyland: June 18

Hong Kong Disneyland announced on June 15 that it would reopen on June 18 with reduced capacity, improved health measures, and a new reservation system.

An update released on the Hong Kong Disneyland website states that all guests are required to undergo a temperature check and face masks when entering the park. Social distancing measures are also being introduced in lines, restaurants, attraction vehicles and other areas throughout the park. Attractions that require close interaction, such as B. Character experiences are temporarily suspended.

The resort will gradually resume hotel services.

Tokyo Disney Resort: After June 2020

Japan was reopened in late May. Schools, restaurants and most other shops are now open again. A June 4 update from Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea said that once the government’s guidelines are lifted, it will schedule a reopening date.

“In addition, the opening date for the Tokyo Disneyland main expansion area will be set as soon as the situation can be assessed after the reopening of both parks,” says Tokyo Disney.

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