Disneyland Paris reopens following coronavirus closure
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PARIS - Disneyland Paris reopened to the public on Wednesday following a four-month closure amid the coronavirus health crisis.
The French theme park, the most-frequented in Europe, began its phased, partial reopening with Disney Village and Newport Bay Club hotel on July 15. Enhanced health and safety measures include a limited park capacity, advanced booking system to manage attendance, and amplified cleaning and disinfection of rides and spaces throughout, the Associated Press reported.
Visitors must also wear masks and keep a meter’s distance from others, per Reuters, while “hundreds” of hand-washing and sanitizing-gel stations have been installed to encourage proper hygiene throughout the amusement park.
Playgrounds, make-up workshops and rides where social distancing is difficult to ensure remain closed.
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As seen in photos shared by Getty Images, annual pass holders were allowed to pay an early visit to Disneyland Paris on July 13.
The Marne-la-Vallee theme park temporarily shuttered in mid-March in response to the global outbreak of the viral disease.
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