Disneyland Paris Reopens with New Health Protocols in Place

Early announcement

The reopening of Disneyland Paris is in line with the reopening other key tourist attractions in France’s capital city such as the Versailles Palace and the Louvre Museum.

Upon announcing a date for its reopening, Disney explained that no tickets will be sold at the entrance.

Disney also stated that rides, where physical distancing is difficult to implement, will not yet reopen.

Playgrounds and make-up workshops are among the other Disneyland Paris attractions that will remain temporarily closed to ensure optimal public health and safety of the theme park’s visitors.

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Its “single ride” system that is normally available at Disneyland Paris has been discontinued during the coronavirus pandemic.

The system allows individuals to skip long queues by taking available seats next to people other than in their own party.

Disneyland Paris’ staff and visitors above 11 are required to wear a face mask.

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