Disneyland Paris Reopens Today

After being closed since last autumn due to the epidemic, Disneyland Paris returned today with a limited number of visitors.

The health and safety procedures that were put in place during the summer 2020 reopening have been improved.

At several ‘selfie places’ across the park, a variety of unique character encounters have been added.

There will be sixty characters from the Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, and Marvel universes.

A new Cars Road Trip attraction modeled on Route 66 has been introduced.

On 21st June, Disney’s Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel will open.

On 1st July, a new live show, Disney Junior Dream Factory, will debut.

In a statement, it says: “Our measures continue to reflect current government guidelines, demonstrating our ability to improve the guest experience while prioritizing safety.

“As authorities recommend the wearing of an appropriate face-covering in public spaces, Disneyland Paris asks all guests ages six and older to do so.

“Partnering with Purell throughout the destination, Disneyland Paris has installed nearly 2,000 dispensers of hand sanitizing gel made in France.

“To support physical distancing, limited attendance and required advanced ticketing and reservations are in place, per government guidance.

“As a result, some experiences, shows or events may not be available or may be modified, depending on evolving guidance from authorities.”

Natacha Rafalski, Disneyland Paris president said: “We are absolutely thrilled to bring the Disney magic back to our guests, in the most wonderful way and with enhanced health and safety measures.

“As the top tourist destination in Europe, I am so proud to see Disneyland Paris play a key role in the reignition of the tourism industry.

“It is a chapter filled with hope and optimism that we are starting all together as we believe that the need to dream and share moments of happiness with family and friends has never been so important.

“And as part of our longstanding commitment to supporting our communities, we are delighted to be celebrating this milestone with 300 beneficiaries from local associations.”