Photos show crowds returning to Disney parks around the world, from Paris to California
- Disneyland Paris reopened on Thursday after being closed for almost eight months of the pandemic.
- The park's reopening marks the first time all six Disney resorts have been open since January 2020.
- Photos show what Disney resorts around the world look like as crowds have returned to the parks.
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Visitors returned to Disneyland Paris as the resort reopened on Thursday.
Source: Reuters
Disneyland Paris was the last of Disney's six main resorts to reopen. It's the first time all Disney parks have been fully open since January 2020.Source: Inside The Magic
With mask mandates in place, people excitedly entered the park on opening day, according to Reuters.Source: Reuters
In April, Disneyland reopened to California residents on April 30. The park was closed for over a year.Source: Insider
Some rides, like Indiana Jones, reopened with plastic partitions between rows of seats.Source: Insider
On Tuesday, Disneyland opened its gates wider to include out-of-state visitors and made masks optional for vaccinated guests, as Insider previously reported.Source: Insider
Disneyland Shanghai was the first Disney resort to reopen on May 11, 2020, according to a Reuters report published by Insider.Source: Reuters
On Wednesday, the resort celebrated its five-year anniversary with a colorful cake installation, performances, and fireworks. The Shanghai resort currently requires guests to wear masks in lines, indoor spots, and crowded areas, according to its website.Source: Shanghai Disney Resort
Tokyo Disneyland reopened its doors July 1, 2020, according to CNN. On opening day nearly a year ago, crowds were separated with social-distancing measures.Source: CNN
Also in early July 2020, fans again flocked to Disney World in Florida, which reopened two of its parks - Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom - at limited capacity.Source: Insider
Disney World's Epcot and Disney Hollywood Studios parks reopened on July 15, 2020, with visitors shown wearing masks on rides and around the resort.Source: Insider
Parkgoers were allowed to return to Hong Kong Disneyland in February after the resort closed two separate times in 2020.Source: Variety
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