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Hong Kong Disneyland park will reopen tomorrow with mandatory COVID-19 testing for cast members involved in operation once every 14 days and park visit reservations required for guests.

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort (HKDL) Managing Director, Michael Moriarty advised “from everyone at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, we wish you good health, happiness and prosperity in the year of the Ox. Every cast member has been putting tremendous effort in preparing our park reopening. I could not be more thrilled to announce that our park will be reopened on 19^th February, to welcome guests to experience the magic of our 15th anniversary and our new Castle of Magical Dreams.

“I want to give thanks for the support of our guests and the countless efforts from our cast members during this challenging time.”

As required by the latest health and safety regulations, park visitors are also required to scan the ‘LeaveHomeSafe’ QR code or register their names, contact numbers, and date and time of visit before entering the premises. All visiting guests will be required to provide their names and contact numbers on the Hong Kong Disneyland Park Reservation website when reserving their visit date with valid tickets or membership cards prior to arrival. Additionally, ‘LeaveHomeSafe’ QR codes will be displayed across the resort, such as the entrance of the park, restaurants and hotel recreation facilities.

Guests are also required to make a health declaration as part of their reservation process.

The resort will continue with its health and safety measures including temperature screening, the wearing of face masks, social distancing, and increased cleaning and sanitisation in accordance with the latest regulations and guidance from the government and health authorities .

Similar to park operations prior to the recent closure, a five-day per week operation will remain in place, with the park closed on Tuesdays and Thursdays (except public holidays and special days designated by the resort from time to time) until further notice. Additionally, the park will control capacity as required by the government regulations.

Park operations and processes for both guests and cast members will continue to be reviewed on an ongoing basis and adjusted as necessary to take into account the latest government regulations.

Image top: HKDL increased cleaning and sanitisation and image above HKDL ‘LeaveHomeSafe’ QR code

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