10 huge changes you will see when Disney World reopens this summer
The House of the Mouse becomes in July, but that will not look like you remember.
The paradise on earth is about to get a serious juvenue cure. Four months after its closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, Disney World will reopen, starting with Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom on July 11, then EPCOT and Hollywood Studios on July 15th, waiting for Florida Gov approval .Ron Desantis. The ad comes after successReopening of Shanghai Disneyland (May 11) and theDisney Springs Stores and complex restaurants in Orlando (May 20th).
Although the mouse room will still have a lot of magic, you will not see all the beloved attractions as it was before. Here are the huge changes you can wait for the next time you walk on Main U.S.A. and for more Disney ways could have a different look in the future, seeThis thing could change Disney and other theme parks forever.
1 There will be a new park reservation system.
In order to regulate pedestrian traffic, Disney World will create aNew reservation system To enter the park. Customers will have to establish the number of people in their party and reserve a time slot in advance,Jim Macphee, Senior Vice President of Operations at Walt Disney World, at a meeting with Orange County Economic Recovery of the Working Group on May 27.
2 There will be "social distancing squads. »
If you have any concerns once you are in the park, do not worry. You will be able to consult so-called Social removal Squad from Disney, "a team of very energetic actors and information that has committed to engage and inspire our customers to follow the appropriate guidelines. They were first deployed toDisney springs and received from phenomenal feedback, according to Macphee.
3 There will be no more fireworks and parades.
The fireworks on Cinderella Castle are one of Disney's most emblematic celebrations. However, it is one of the many events that will be temporarily suspended because it attracts too many spectators into a region. Parades will also be put on hold for now.
4 There will be no more character meet and greet.
This photo with Pluto will have to wait. To protect members of distribution and guests, tactile interactions such as autographs, high and hugs with Disney characterswill not be allowed. YoucanHowever, the waves as they wander in the patterns with a friendly escort (read: security guard) to the trailer.
5 There will be temperature projections.
In terms of health protocols, it will be necessary for customers ofwearing face masks, undergoTemperature controls At the entrance, and the use of frequent disinfection stations while in the parks. Additional coronavirus information will be displayed on the application my Disney experience and sent to visitors once they reserve their trip. And for more details on Mickey's security measures, seeDisney questions haunting warning as first attraction reopens.
6 There will be more crowds.
According to an AECOM report, more58.3 million people Flaved to Walt Disney World in 2018, of which 20 million went to Magic Kingdom, the most visited amusement park in the world. But you will not see the massive crowds like that soon at any time. Walt Disney World is running with reduced capacity when it reopens, although the officials have not yet announced the exact numbers.
7 There will be empty lines on rides.
This can be the first time you will see empty roller mountain cars on Thunder Mountain. All major attractions will leave the space lines between riders to followSocial distancing guidelines. In addition, you will see empty tables in restaurants and limited places on the monorail.
8 There will be no more start-up areas and playgrounds.
It is over the time of the jungle gym at Mickey's house. Playgrounds will be barred like Disney reductions down onPopular contact points. Macphee said that selecting the boot areas could be closed too.
9 There will be much more contactless payment.
You can store your wallet for now. Disney restaurants and retail stores will accept non-cash payments, such as Apple Pay, Google Pay and payments via Magic bands , A bracelet you can link your credit card.
10 And there will be mobile food control.
To finish with menus and paper checks, food and beverage booths will also have a mobile control option. And for more ideas of how the mouse room will change, check out the 8 main ways Disney World will be different after coronavirus .
