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As Disneyland Paris — along with Disney Parks around the world — remains closed “until further notice” due to the current global situation, more special events scheduled for the Resort are being adjusted accordingly.
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Disneyland Paris Pride was originally scheduled to take place on June 6, 2020 to be followed by Electroland on July 3-5, 2020. However, the Disneyland Paris website now states that both events are being postponed. [Read more…]
Did you know yesterday was Disneyland Paris’ birthday?
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That’s right — the European Disney park opened on April 12th, 1992! And while you were probably too busy munching on Easter candy yesterday, we’ve got the perfect way to celebrate TODAY! We’ve booked you a virtual trip to Disneyland Paris!
Just a friendly reminder, you can now experience some virtual magic from Disneyland Paris no matter where in the world you call home!
Disneyland Paris
Disneyland Paris Watch Parties have made their debut on the Disneyland Paris Facebook page (as well as on YouTube), and the first Watch Party features the Disney Illuminations spectacular! [Read more…]
Who said staying at home couldn’t be magical??
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While we might not be in the Disney Parks right now, we’ve still been visiting virtually by watching celebrity live streams and the Magic Happens parade on repeat! And, we’re taking you with us all the way to Disneyland Paris for an extra enchanting show.
As Disney Parks around the world remain closed, we can’t help but wonder how things will be different when this is over.
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We’ve already speculated about what could be done to increase safety within the parks once they open. But now, it looks like Disney’s former CEO, Bob Iger, is confirming that one major safety check is being considered by Disney for the parks.
Today is World Health Day, which means it’s time to show some appreciation to the doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals who are working on the front lines during the global health situation.
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Disney parks and properties around the world are showing gratitude for health workers through a variety of heartfelt messages. Read on to find out how each park is celebrating the service of healthcare teams!
With Disney World, Disneyland, and all of the international parks closed, Disney is facing an unprecedented situation. And that leaves the company with some very difficult decisions.
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The current situation has had an immense impact on people across the globe. And even though Disney is a major company, they haven’t been immune to the effects. All of the Disney parks are currently closed, Disney Cruise Line sailings are halted until at least April 28th, and many other arms of the Walt Disney Company face an uncertain future. With a huge section of their business impacted, Disney has some hard decisions to make about how to move forward.
Put on your Sunday clothes! There’s lots of world out there!
Dapper Dans
Dapper Day is one of the most swingin’ events of the year with vintage, retro, and modern outfits that will make any Disney fan twirl with joy! And, even though you can’t show off your best looks at the expo right now, you can get still get all gussied up on with this SUPER fun event live from your home!
On March 27th, both Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort announced extensions to their temporary closures “until further notice” in light of the current global situation.
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And now, according to an update to the Disneyland Paris website, it appears that Disneyland Paris is following suit. Previously, the website stated that Disneyland Paris parks and hotels would be closed until the end of March.
As all the Disney Parks around the world closed in the past couple of months, it became obvious that the Walt Disney Company was in for a serious financial blow to their bottom line.
Disney California Adventure Main Entrance – Closed due to Coronavirus
The truth is, when it comes to figuring out how much these closures will cost Disney, we can’t calculate an exact dollar amount. In reality, we probably won’t learn about any real numbers until Disney releases their quarterly reports and their subsequent Fiscal Year 2020 Annual Financial Report.
Bob Iger presenting a model of Shanghai Disneyland
In the meantime, however, we can look to previous years’ reports and come to the conclusion that, to no one’s surprise, Disney stands to lose A TON of money by closing the parks.
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