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In case you missed it, we here at DFB sell tees and masks.
Disney Food Blog Face Masks
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September is already here somehow, and you know what that means… It’s time to get ready for spooky season. Things are a little different in terms of celebrating Halloween at Disney this year, especially with Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party being canceled.Â
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But, Disney is still celebrating the season with decorations, merchandise, and spooky snacks. Another REALLY different thing is that guests must all wear masks when visiting Disney World. Therefore, Disney created some Halloween masks, perfect for the season. We already gave you guys a sneak peek at Disney’s new masks, but now they’re available for pre-order on shopDisney!!!
Whether you’re looking for a tie-dye Mickey mask, a Halloween mask, or an Orange Bird mask, there are so many different face mask designs to choose from.
New DFB Masks!
Recently, we spotted a cute mask with a very classic Mickey look now being sold on its own in Disney World!
Walt Disney World has implemented many health and safety procedures due to the global health crisis.
Hand Sanitizer
And along with the new procedures, numerous hand sanitizer stations were installed throughout Disney World property.
However, even with the increased cleaning and added sanitizer stations, we still found ourselves reaching for our own bottle of hand sani throughout the day! We’ve been all over Disney World since the July 2020 reopening and discovered there are a few reasons why you might consider bringing your own sanitizer into the parks!Â
It can be tricky to get your kiddo to wear face masks all day long at a theme park, especially the littlest of travelers. With Disney World’s current policy stating that all guests ages two and up must wear face masks indoors and on most Disney transportation, it’s important to master the art of getting the littlest travelers to be comfortable.
Disney Cloth Face Masks
Some tricks that may work on your little one is to bring masks they will actually WANT to wear, as well as masks that are SUPER comfy. Here are ten types of masks (along with tips!) we’ve spotted so far that we think the kids will be more than happy with wearing indoors.
Walt Disney World has started a phased reopening with Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom this week.
Gaiters at Chapel Hats in Disney Springs
Disney released guidelines set by the CDC for acceptable forms of face-coverings that are required for entry. One policy is that that masks should “be secured with ties or ear loops.” This caused some confusion as Neck Gaiters, a popular face covering that slips over your mouth and nose, don’t have earloops and are not secured with ties. [Read more…]
UPDATE: Disney World has released new guidelines that specifically state that gaiters are not allowed. Click here to read all about the update.Â
Even before local health officials mandated face masks in both Orange County, Florida, and Anaheim, California, Disney stated that all Cast Members and guests over the age of two would be required to wear a face covering while inside Disney World’s theme parks, hotel common areas, and Disney Springs.
Rainbow Mickey Face Mask
We’ve shared information about what Disney considers to be an acceptable face covering. But, there have been some inconsistencies between guest experiences and Disney’s official policy that could impact what type of face covering you should bring with you to Disney World.
Shanghai Disneyland was the first Disney park to reopen on May 11th followed by Hong Kong Disneyland on June 18th.
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And today, Disney’s third international theme park reopened since closing down in February. Let’s see how the first day of Tokyo Disney Resort’s phased reopening went!
Through thorough research, reading article after article, and knowing a thing or two about Disney Parks, we would LIKE to think that we have a crystal ball and can see into the future.
Mickey Mouse
We know, however, that is NOT the case! 🙂 Disney always loves to surprise us and, after all, the only constant at Disney is change! So let’s take a look at the things we were WAY wrong about when it comes to Disney World’s reopening.
We spent yesterday at Universal Orlando attending a special Annual Passholder preview!
Gringotts
And while we had some idea what to expect based on the new health and safety measures we’d already experienced when several CityWalk stores and restaurants began to reopen on May 14th, we knew our first time back to an ACTUAL theme park was probably going to look and feel A LOT more different!
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