Superthread for Disneyland Resort Closure and Reopening, 3/14/20 - 7/17/20: Please Post All Relevant Questions and Information Here!

[OneThree]

With the Governor’s announcement and the guidelines for gatherings of no more than 250 people, it seems like Disneyland would have to be affected wouldn’t they?

 

[cm123]

It's a recommendation, not an order.

Not to mention Disneyland doesn't fall under any of the categories listed.

There are venues within the parks that do, but those can be closed.

 

[Captainkidd76]

Makes sense. Crowds of 250 shouldn't gather together. Crowds of 50,000 - PARTY ON DUDES!

 

[DisneyJamieCA]

It can very quickly go from suggested to mandatory. Up here in the Bay Area, it started with city buildings in San Francisco. A few days later, it was mandatory for the entire city, mostly because the Warriors wouldn't follow the suggestion.

Los Angeles is about a week or two behind the Bay Area, so it may be coming.

 

[nocturnekings]

Wondercon just announced postponement of their April 10-12 event at the convention center.

 

[wowsmom]

I just read that Newsom has exempted theme parks, theaters and casinos at this time.

 

[DisneyJamieCA]

I just read that Newsom has exempted theme parks, theaters and casinos at this time.

And I bet that changes in the next two weeks. NY went from 50% occupancy of Broadway shows max this morning to going completely dark until April 12th as of about 5 mins ago.

 

[wowsmom]

And I bet that changes in the next two weeks. NY went from 50% occupancy of Broadway shows max this morning to going completely dark until April 12th as of about 5 mins ago.

I won't be surprised if/when it changes but at least for now, I can still pop over if I want to....once this rain stops!

 

[crystal1313]

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[StormyCA]

It's open for now. If things keep progressing as they are, that may change.

 

[superdeluxe]

With the Governor’s announcement and the guidelines for gatherings of no more than 250 people, it seems like Disneyland would have to be affected wouldn’t they?

Not yet, I am sure there are a ton of things they would need to mitigate.

 

[AndrewC]

If they get shut down I hope they make use of the time and JUMP on doing as many refurbs or repairs as they can in as many locations as they can.

 

[VandVsmama]

Just read this on the OC Register.
https://www.ocregister.com/2020/03/...virus-guidelines-at-the-moment-governor-says/

 

[Disney Rose]

If they get shut down I hope they make use of the time and JUMP on doing as many refurbs or repairs as they can in as many locations as they can.

That’s a great idea. Do the whole years refurbs all at once, iron out the problems with ROTR. Then when the park reopens it’s all systems go.

 

[drrew76]

Any idea what would happen if you're staying on property and they decided/forced to shut down?

What has happened at WDW in the past with hurricanes?

 

[tallguy001]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1238199000651591680

 

[superdeluxe]

Gosh. What a world.

 

[roxy72]

Wow- just as everyone was suspecting, huh. I wonder how long it will be shut down for- ie. all through April? I imagine our trip from April 27-30 will be cancelled- and the darn Tangled Tea, drat!

I work at UCSB and our Chancellor suddenly hit us with a message this week about moving to online courses. Nobody was prepared. Everything is shifting and spreading so quickly.

 

[Jen81NYC]

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/12/business/disneyland-coronavirus.html

 

[Captainkidd76]

Any idea what would happen if you're staying on property and they decided/forced to shut down?

What has happened at WDW in the past with hurricanes?

In 2004, we stayed at All Star Movies. Parks closed for 2 days. Quite frankly, it was a disaster. Food court and store were closed for 1.5 days. We were stuck in our room with no food except for what was left in the vending machines. Since that time, I hear things have improved.