Disneyland Paris is set to reopen July 15, as we know from their new TV spot released earlier today. Ahead of the reopening, the resort’s ambassadors took a tour of the empty resort and shared some photos. Take a look at their photo tour below:
More on the reopening of Disneyland Paris:
- Starting on July 15, guests will be able to enjoy:
- Parc Disneyland
- Walt Disney Studios Park
- Disney’s Newport Bay Club
- Disney Village
- Some attractions will not be available upon reopening, including Disney Stars on Parade and Disney Illuminations.
- Meanwhile, the popular The Lion King: Rhythms of the Pride Lands and Jungle Book Jive will both return later in the summer
- Like with other Disney Parks reopenings, Disneyland Paris will reduce capacity and require advanced ticketing reservations.
- The resort will also require all Cast Members and guests aged 11 and up to wear appropriate face coverings at all times except when eating.
Characters, restaurants, and more:
- During the phased reopening period, character meet and greets will not be available.
- However, characters will appear in the parks and Selfie Spots will be introduced.
- With restaurant capacity being reduced, the parks will introduce a new Take-Away option so that guests can dine at outdoor locations.
- Additionally, buffet restaurants will move to a new all-you-can-eat table service akin to “family style dining.”
- Booking is highly recommended for all table service restaurants.
Other Disney Parks reopenings:
- Walt Disney World is set to reopen Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Animal Kingdom on July 11th followed by EPCOT and Disney’s Hollywood Studios on July 15th.
- The Disneyland Resort is currently planning a July 17th return for Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure, although this is pending government approval.
- Tokyo Disney Resort has announced that their theme parks, Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, will reopen on July 1st.
- Shanghai Disneyland and Hong Kong Disneyland are now reopen.
- No announcement on when Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea plan to reopen, although Ikspiari — the shopping and dining district at Tokyo Disney Resort — has been welcoming back guests.