A steady stream of visitors trickled in during
the morning, with one group wearing Mickey Mouse ears and
dancing with glee as they entered Europe's most visited theme
park.
Masks were mandatory and advance booking required. Visitors to
the park, which has imposed a limited capacity, were told to
keep a metre away from others, and hundreds of sanitising-gel
and hand-washing stations were scattered around.
No tickets were sold at the entrance and rides where social
distancing is difficult have not yet reopened. Playgrounds and
make-up workshops also remained closed.
Walt Disney World also reopened its two most popular parks in
Orlando, on Saturday, despite a surge of new infections in
Florida.
But in Hong Kong, the company has decided to temporarily close
its Disneyland park amid rising coronavirus cases in the
Chinese-ruled city.
(Reporting by Charles Platiau and Noemie Olive; Writing by
Matthieu Protard; Editing by Pravin Char)
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