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Hong Kong Disneyland temporarily closing December 2nd
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Gringrinngghost
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Their actions are when you have proper restrictions. It’s a tantamount game of whack a mole. You hit it once, but one the time elapses, it shows its head again.
Gringrinngghost
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Waiting for this spin from TDA (Team Disney Anaheim)
Hong Kong Disneyland to reopen from COVID-19 for a third time
Hong Kong Disneyland to reopen from COVID-19 for a third time
Hong Kong was the second park to reopen from the initial closure in 2020.
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Hong Kong Disneyland to reopen from COVID-19 for a third time
Hong Kong Disneyland to reopen from COVID-19 for a third time
Hong Kong was the second park to reopen from the initial closure in 2020.
I am really thinking of going back to HKDL this year IF things opens up again. But with the yo-yo effect happening everywhere, chances are most likely slim.
Robbiem
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Hong Kong has very strict entry restrictions at the moment. Only residents can enter and then they have to isolate for three weeks.
Entry requirements - Hong Kong (SAR of China) travel advice
FCDO travel advice for Hong Kong. Includes safety and security, insurance, entry requirements and legal differences.
At the moment Hong Kong Disneyland is very much a locals park but I look forward to returning at some point in the future
Hong Kong has very strict entry restrictions at the moment. Only residents can enter and then they have to isolate for three weeks.
Entry requirements - Hong Kong (SAR of China) travel advice
FCDO travel advice for Hong Kong. Includes safety and security, insurance, entry requirements and legal differences.www.gov.uk
At the moment Hong Kong Disneyland is very much a locals park but I look forward to returning at some point in the future
That's what I was referring to when I said open up. I'm really hoping with the vaccines that things could change by summer. I'm hoping to go to either Hong Kong or Tokyo frankly since I was suppose to go the latter last year.
Robbiem
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I hope things improve. I’ve been to Tokyo and Hong Kong and both are great places to visit as well as Disney, I’m looking to returning hopefully next year if i can
I use to live in Tokyo and been to TDR basically every month and was still going even when I moved back to the states. But I haven't been there in over a decade now. Last year was going to be my first visit back in a long time. I was back in Hong Kong back in 2018 and was planning to go back once the castle opened. No strict plans just whenever I could swing going back and could go this year. I can technically do both in one trip just as long it's just a few days between both, but I think just getting into one country is hard enough lol.
Slpy3270
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Hong Kong Disneyland closing for at least two weeks to combat Omnicron surge.
Let's be real, though: it's going to be months, if not a whole year, especially if Shanghai, Tokyo and Paris all close as well. The variant is too transmissible for any measure save a total lockdown to work.
Let's be real, though: it's going to be months, if not a whole year, especially if Shanghai, Tokyo and Paris all close as well. The variant is too transmissible for any measure save a total lockdown to work.
We can only hope that, as with previous waves, the wave only lasts two months as it burns through the population.
BasiltheBatLord
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I’m really worried about the future of this park.
Vegas Disney Fan
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Had they not just invested a billion dollars into upgrades and an expansion I’m not sure it would have survived.
With all the money they just invested into it it must be safe for now though.
HKDLer
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Before the forced closure, the government also announced a vaccine mandate for scheduled premises including theme parks beginning from Feb 24.
www.bloomberg.com
Right now there are only a few Omicron cases in HK and though I don’t agree with the ‘zero-covid’ strategy, I understand this preventive decision as the healthcare system is already way overloaded even before covid.
Hong Kong to Widen Vaccine Bubble to Restaurants Next Month
Hong Kong will start banning most unvaccinated people from entering restaurants and other leisure facilities next month, as the city’s first local omicron variant cluster drives a campaign to boost its lagging vaccination rate.
www.bloomberg.com
Right now there are only a few Omicron cases in HK and though I don’t agree with the ‘zero-covid’ strategy, I understand this preventive decision as the healthcare system is already way overloaded even before covid.
IanDLBZF
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Yes it is. And sadly the conditions there are godawful.