Disneyland Announces July Reopening With Limitations in Place
Parades and other attractions expected to draw large crowds will still be suspended. Reservations will be mandatory.
Aly Song/Reuters
Disneyland has announced plans to reopen in phases throughout July. In a statement published Wednesday, the park’s public relations director said that Disneyland proper would open July 17, with ancillary parts of its complex dedicated to shopping or hotels allowing visitors either a week earlier or a week later. The park has been closed since March to slow the spread of the new coronavirus. Even when it does reopen, according to Disney, capacity will be limited. Parades and other attractions expected to draw large crowds will remain suspended. Reservations will be mandatory to enter the park. Health experts say the coronavirus pandemic is nowhere near over.
We are pleased to announce our proposed plans to begin a phased reopening of the @Disneyland Resort. We are looking forward to welcoming guests back to the Happiest Place on Earth! Learn more on the @DisneyParks Blog: https://t.co/jWtAONQdzP pic.twitter.com/e9vvkoeVUW
— Disney Parks News (@DisneyParksNews) June 10, 2020
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