The statement from the Governor was very clear. I will be interested to see if TDA tries to wiggle out of it, or if they go ahead and close Disneyland.
It depends. The state left enough wiggle room in their statement to make a case for Disneyland to remain open. It just depends on how "essential" Disneyland is to the states economy. They made clear that shops and malls are not recommended to close, and that the type of venue (indoor versus outdoor) can play a part.
They even posted recommendations for venues that are NOT closing that seemingly could apply to Disneyland:
What can be done to a make a gathering safer if it is essential or small?
Stagger activities.
• Add frequency of an event to spread out attendance, e.g. hold more, smaller gatherings.
• Add distance between where individuals sit or stand around tables.
• Add additional hand washing stations and restrooms.
• Limit the number of people in lines.
• Avoid direct physical contact, such as hand-shaking, holding hands, and hugging.
• Extend hours to allow for staggering of attendance or participation.
• Use phones, videos or video conferencing to reduce the need for close interactions.
• Consider ways to encourage anyone with fever and respiratory symptoms to stay home
when sick, such as
• Offering refunds or support reselling of tickets for persons who become ill.
• Placing messages on websites, tickets, and venue entrances reminding people to
protect one another by staying home if sick.
