News Disneyland Resort launches health and safety PSA

[castleparker]

New member here but a longtime lurker. I seem to remember a few weeks back a discussion on whether Disney should be responsible for promoting public safety. Well now those who agreed can now feel vindicated, as they are doing just that.

Disneyland Resort Launches ‘Together We Can Be Incredible’ PSA Campaign for Health and Safety in Local Communities​

From the press release, "Today, the Disneyland Resort kicked off a public service awareness campaign across Orange County and Los Angeles County to encourage all residents to adhere to current health and safety guidelines to help protect local communities."

 

[Deleted member 107043]

Well it's about damn time.

 

[flutas]

Not trying to detract, just pointing out.

This seems to just be the same thing they did in June/July with new text.

 

[Deleted member 107043]

This seems to just be the same thing they did in June/July with new text.

I missed it. Can you share a link to that campaign?

Here's the current campaign page on the DLR website. The video is cute and I'm happy they are doing something, but they've literally put in the least effort possible.

https://disneyland.disney.go.com/experience-updates/incredible-together/

 

[flutas]

I missed that. Can you share a link to that campaign?

Here's the current campaign page on the DLR website. The video is cute and I'm happy they are doing something, but they've literally done the bare minimum with this effort.

https://disneyland.disney.go.com/experience-updates/incredible-together/

Disney launches ‘Incredible’ health and safety campaign ahead of reopening parks

Disney launches new health and safety campaign ahead of theme parks reopening

www.clickorlando.com

They basically compiled the slides into a video is all that's new.

The main reason I remember these is actually @TP2000 pointed out that Jack Jack is wearing some lovely lingerie.

 

[Deleted member 107043]

Disney launches ‘Incredible’ health and safety campaign ahead of reopening parks

Disney launches new health and safety campaign ahead of theme parks reopening

www.clickorlando.com

They basically compiled the slides into a video is all that's new.

The main reason I remember these is actually @TP2000 pointed out that Jack Jack is wearing some lovely lingerie.

Interesting. So it looks like they just borrowed and modified an existing campaign from WDW, which is fine I guess, but why is DLR just now getting around to doing this? Parks & Resorts has had this campaign since summer and they are just now releasing it for DLR? What?

 

[el_super]

OH REALLY??????

[insert funny bird picture i am too lazy to go look up right now]

Well better late than never I guess.

 

[castleparker]

Someone jog my memory, what thread was this topic being discussed in?

 

[Anjin]

Someone jog my memory, what thread was this topic being discussed in?

Let me help.

There actually is something that Disney can do and it's something that Walt himself has been invoked with in the past: propaganda. In WWII, Disney created a number of films to convince people to support the war effort. Disney could do the same, to convince people to work together to overcome our current enemy.

Oh look. It me.

 

[denyuntilcaught]

The advertiser in me really wonders what the purpose of this campaign even is. This isn't going to make anyone feel safer about visiting a park that's going to remain closed well in 2021, which at that point people's paradigms around the virus and health will have shifted yet again. The data informing this campaign will be woefully out of date by the time it actually makes an impact on the bottom line.

Interesting.

 

[1HAPPYGHOSTHOST]

nothing like seeing cartoon characters who are not wearing facemasks telling people to wear facemasks. yeah that is really gonna change those non maskers stance on the topic