Traveling to Disney Parks during Covid-19

If you’re planning to travel to one of the Disney Parks Resorts around the world, here’s what you’ll need to know and expect if you want to visit during the Covid-19 pandemic.To get more disney updates, you can visit shine news official website.

All Disney parks around the world are now open to visitors, though Covid-19 restrictions remain in place.Disneyland Resort in California reopened on April 30 with limited capacity at Disneyland park and Disney California Adventure park.

Those wanting to visit need to purchase tickets in advance via a new online reservation system.In Florida, all of Disney World’s parks are open with the exception of Typhoon Lagoon. No reopening date has been set.

Disney World also requires visitors to make reservations in advance.As for the Florida park’s hotels, most have already reopened. Disney’s Port Orleans Resort — French Quarter will reopen on October 28. Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort is due to reopen on December 9.

Hong Kong Disneyland and Shanghai Disneyland Park — including all hotels — are operating with enhanced health and safety measures in place. Guests need to reserve their tickets online before visiting.

Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea are open, along with their hotels. A new addition, the Toy Story Hotel, is due to open in the coming months.

Disneyland Paris fully reopened on June 17, while its new Disney’s Hotel New York: The Art of Marvel property opened on June 21. The Disneyland Hotel is currently closed for renovations.The original and, some might say, best, theme parks, Disney’s resorts remain a magical experience for all the family. From vertiginous rides to firework displays, and of course the chance to meet classic characters, a trip to a Disney Park makes memories that last a lifetime.

The Paris location is subject to France’s entry rules. On September 10, France removed the United States from its safe travel list, effectively prohibiting nonessential travel to the country for unvaccinated visitors. Read more about the restrictions here.

In line with the latest French authorities’ requirements, a Health Pass is required for guests aged 18 and older to visit the Disney parks in Paris.

Only locals and returning citizens can access the Tokyo and Hong Kong Disney parks, while the Shanghai resort can only be accessed by locals or those who meet China’s strict entry requirements, including two negative test results taken within 48 hours of departures.