As France enters its lockdown due to COVID-19, Disneyland Paris has announced that it will close its doors for several weeks.
“According to the latest orders from the French authorities, Disneyland Paris will close at the end of the day on October 29,” reads in the park on Thursday.
With provisional reopening plans for the holiday season, the park accepts reservations for access from December 19 to January 3, 2021 in the hope of operating “in accordance with current and government regulations at that time”.
The park will return from January 4th to February 12th.
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Visitors who booked at the next close can postpone and replace their booking or get a full refund by contacting Disneyland Paris’ booking team. All tickets dated at the time of the final will be cancelled and refunded.
Disneyland Paris reopened to the public in July after completing its doors in March to combat the spread of COVID-19. The reservation system, which applies to parks around the world when they gradually reopen, has been put in place to help restrict the capacity of the site.
Disney parks in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Tokyo and Florida are open, with new security measures. Disneyland California has been closed since March.
France went into lockdown on Friday, and President Emmanuel Macron ordered the country to stay home for essential activities, such as buying food or seeking medical care. To leave their home, citizens must provide proof of their desire to travel. Those arrested without proper documentation threaten fines starting at around $160 (€135).
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In recent weeks, the government has declared a state of emergency and launched night curfews in several cities, Paris. Earlier this month, the bars closed and the capital’s restaurants gained a strict fitness protocol.
France lifted its first closure in May and June, allowing the opening of restaurants, bars, cafes, beaches and museums.
Cases of COVID-19 in France have expanded since September and, in total, the country reported more than 1. 2 million infections and 36,000 deaths.
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