The magic is back at Disney World, but for fewer hours a day.
Animal Kingdom:The COVID-19 surge in Florida has resulted in more cancellations and fewer visitors than the company anticipated, with the park operating at lower capacity, Disney executives announced last week in an earnings webcast.with restricted capacity and safety protocolssuch as mandatory masks and temperature checks upon arrival. But parks have experienced a falloff in visitors from out of state amid steep declines in long-distance travel.
The Walt Disney Co. lost nearly $5 billion in April, May and June, while its theme parks were shut down altogether. It cost the company $3.5 billion just to close the parks during the third quarter, on top of the $1 billion it cost to shut them down the second half of March.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Disney World to cut theme park hours in September as visits drop amid COVID-19The magic is back at Disney World, but for fewer hours a day. After lower-than-expected attendance amid COVID-19, Magic Kingdom hours will be reduced.
Read more »
Bill Gates: America Offers The Most Worthless COVID-19 Test Results In The WorldThe Microsoft co-founder continues to criticize the U.S. coronavirus response, speaking on faulty lockdowns and testing 'insanity.'
Read more »
Walt Disney World To Cut Theme Park Hours Starting SeptemberWalt Disney World’s four Florida theme parks will see reduced hours come September 8. Magic Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studio, Disney’s Animal Kingdom and EPCOT, are all set to s…
Read more »
Walt Disney World to Reduce Theme Park Hours Next MonthAfter months of being shuttered due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, the theme parks began a phased reopening in mid-July with safety measures in place.
Read more »
Disney World Cutting Back Hours After Smaller-Than-Expected CrowdsAll 4 theme parks are affected.
Read more »
'Feels like the world is against you': Young people struggle with finding mental health support amid COVID pandemicMental health among young people has been worsening for years. COVID-19, economic woes and racial injustices could make it worse still.
Read more »