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Disneyland Paris announces reopening date

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the first being Disneyland Shangai at the start of May. Now the president of Disneyland Paris Natacha Rafalski has announced when visitors will be welcome at the resort in France.She said a phased reopening will begin on July 15 with visitors able to return to Disneyland Park, Walt Disney Studios Park, Disney’s Newport Bay Club hotel, and Disney Village.Ms Rafalski goes on to say that enhanced health and safety measures tailored to the specific environment will also be in place -including limits on attendance and require advanced ticketing and reservations.She ended the post on the Disney Parks website: "As we reflect on the last several months, the magic of being able to enjoy a Disney experience means so much more."I'm very much looking.

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