The House of Mouse's experience in Shanghai, the first of its parks to reopen, foreshadows hurdles global entertainment industries might face. Disney is limiting visitor numbers, requiring masks and checking for the virus's telltale fever.
Shanghai Disneyland and Disney's park in Hong Kong closed on Jan. 25 as China isolated cities with 60 million people to try to contain the outbreak. Tokyo Disneyland closed the following month and parks in the United States and Europe in March. "It really felt like a princess's homecoming, especially when the staff lined up after the ticket check and said, `Welcome home!'," said visitor Dilys Ding of Shanghai.
"We don't want people too close -- front, back or side," said Andrew Bolstein, the park's senior vice-president for operations. "Excited about the opening of the gate!" people in the first group of guests shouted as they entered the park at 9:30 a.m.
And the air pollution returns...
And the Bull manure from the CCP continues, all is OK.
AngelUsako
china locks down another city, but let’s take the family to Disneyland because we believe china. What a bunch of sheep.
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