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Walt Disney World He returns the ticket deal to Florida residents amid heavy losses during pandemic.
as part of Florida Discover the resident Disney Ticket program, Orlando Amusement park, an amusement park Offers four-day access for $ 199. The pass gives access to all four theme parks, with entry restricted to one per day, perhaps in hopes of increasing traffic during the slow winter months exacerbated by the COVID-19 health crisis.
as part of Florida The Resident Discover Disney Ticket, Walt Disney World, is offering $ 199 for four days to visit four theme parks. (Joe Burbank / Orlando Sentinel / Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
Florida residents can choose the Park-Hopper ticket for $ 241.50 or buy a two-day ticket for $ 149 (valid until March 11), or a three-day option for an additional $ 30 ($ 179 per ticket).
Guests must register to book online in advance, wear masks inside the theme park, and adhere to social distancing rules.
Disney World theme parks fully booked for New Years Eve
The park pass comes after an apparent rush to spend holidays at Walt Disney World theme parks. Kingdom of Magic, Epcot, Disney’s Animal Kingdom and Disney’s Hollywood Studios All booked New Years Eve.
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In November, Walt Disney CEO Bob Tangle said the Orlando-based company was amusement park It will operate at 35% of capacity, according to local news outlets WESH.
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Theme parks across the country closed in March 2020, with many unable to reopen during the summer and fall months.
The water park Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon in Disneyland, Orlando, remained closed when Disney World reopened in July at low capacity. This year, Blizzard Beach is scheduled to reopen on March 7, nearly a year after it was closed due to COVID-19. Disney Park Blog Reports.
