Tweets in chronological order 
Stay tuned to this thread as we live Tweet Disney’s 1 p.m. press conference. Disney leaders will provide an update on how they’re making magic while continuing to promote health and safety for their cast, guests and communities. The conference is by invite only. No recording.
The presentation is called “DISNEY PARKS Our Approach to Operating during a Pandemic”
They are talking about all the reopenings they’ve had and saying guests are happy to revisit and are happy with their safety measures.
Djuan Rivers, vice president of Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park, is now speaking about how much it took to shut down and reopen Walt Disney World.
Rivers is now talking about how they have updated their policies as needed, such as banning gaiter masks and making guests stay stationary while eating and drinking.
They are continuing to update their hours and openings for the WDW resorts.
Rivers is talking about how guests have to make reservations, and how this helps them keep crowds lower during holiday weekends.
Now Melissa Valiquette, vice president at Epcot is speaking about how guests are happy with Disney’s safety measures overall.
They won’t give attendance numbers, but they say they are still limiting the parks enough that guests can socially distance. Now they are playing video of some guests talking about how safe they feel and how the masks aren’t as bad as they thought.
Valiquette is now talking about their new character meets and holiday offerings.
Elizabeth Mullins, vice president of Walt Disney World Hotels & Resorts, is now speaking.
She says each park around the world is sharing what has worked well for them with the other parks.
Mullins is talking about how they are keeping cast members safe.
Mullins is speaking about the pixie dust face masks cast wear and how they are the third generation of masks cast have worn, as they continue to make them better.
She is now talking about the NBA Bubble.
Patrick Finnegan, vice president of Disney California Adventure Park & Downtown Disney District, is now speaking from Downtown Disney.
Finnegan is talking about the safety measures at Downtown Disney and how Orange County has moved up (better) the four-tier scale California has. They hope to be able to open the Disneyland parks soon.
Disneyland will also use the reservation system, some virtual queue and other safety measures when their parks reopen. Mobile ordering will be expanded to more places.
They are in the process of finalizing a plan for the Disneyland cast members to be able to get Covid-19 testing.
Finnegan says he walked the Marvel land construction area last week and guests will love it.
Now the last speaker, Josh D’Amaro, Disney Parks, Experiences & Products chairman.
D’Amaro is mostly reiterating what the other speakers have said.
D’Amaro is asking California government officials to let them reopen.
Disney Parks Chairman D’Amaro ended the press conference saying “It’s time” for Disneyland to reopen.
