Second closure for Disneyland Paris due to COVID-19

[J4546]

Im seeing a lot of rumors saying it is.

 

[cjkeating]

Im seeing a lot of rumors saying it is.

I think the only people that know this are the French government.

 

[Robbiem]

It wouldn’t surprise me. With rising cases & restrictions in france and other European countries you have to question if keep DLP open is the right course of action

 

[mharrington]

If that happens, at least Disneyland won't be alone in its closure anymore (unless, by some miracle, it reopens by, say, December or something).

 

[DeliriousOwl]

French president is going to make some announcements in less than 4 hours.
Unfortunately, a closure is very likely.

 

[fradz]

Official, closed as of Friday for 4 weeks.

 

[Parker in NYC]

 

[DeliriousOwl]

4 weeks at least for french shutdown.
But DLP's closure is probably going to last 2/3 months at least.

 

[wdrive]

4 week at least for french shutdown.
But DLP's closure is probably going to last 2/3 months at least.

You don’t know that

 

[Markiewong]

I fully expect Disney wants to be open for christmas holidays. If the government allows it, they will 99% sure do it.

 

[montydysquith-navarro]

4 week at least for french shutdown.
But DLP's closure is probably going to last 2/3 months at least.

That is one long closure. Ready your Valentine's Day outfits!

 

[montydysquith-navarro]

Here's the official announcement from DLP:

 

[Robbiem]

Think this is for the best. with cases rising in Europe I don’t see DLP being on many peoples lists of things to do right now.

I’m surprised at the length of the closure and the Christmas opening if it happens, this appears to be driven far more by the economics of the resort than it does by the safety. Does anyone know if the chr reopening has any staffing impacts regarding training or furlough?

 

[wdrive]

Does anyone know if the chr reopening has any staffing impacts regarding training or furlough?

It shouldn’t. French furlough is already planned to run way into next year. As far as I know cast training should also not be an issue if they didn’t open for Christmas.

 

[stevebwv]

If they only had a national plan to address COVID and a national mask mandate they would have avoided this fate.

 

[Robbiem]

It shouldn’t. French furlough is already planned to run way into next year. As far as I know cast training should also not be an issue if they didn’t open for Christmas.

thanks glad to know the cast are hopefully ok for the time being at least

 

[Robbiem]

I wonder what they will do about Christmas decorations? I guess they won’t do anything until they know about opening or not but will it be full on or scaled back?

 

[britain]

Not sure where to put this, but I figured this was the best spot.



Terrific video, @marni1971 ! And nice to see Mrs. Martin!

 

[DCBaker]

 

[ToTBellHop]

Sad but expected. At least we can see the light at the end of the tunnel with vaccines incoming.