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Disney Orlando about to reopen more resorts, from July 2020

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Disney Orlando has announced the dates for the reopening of its resorts

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Since March 15, Disney Orlando and other famous theme parks got closed due to the prevalent situation of the COVID-19. But as time passed by, few of them got reopened. Universal Orlando was of them. The Walt Disney World announced last month that the Magic Kingdom and the Animal Kingdom would be reopened on July 11.

Walt Disney World has announced on Sunday that they have a phased reopening plan for its Disney Orlando Resorts. They have told on their website that:

“Given the current situation, there are some Disney Resort Hotels and other areas that are not, as of this time, being scheduled for reopeing yet. We will continue to evaluate the situation and reopen more locations when the environment is right to do so.”

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Following is the list of resorts which will be reopened:

July 10:

  • Disney’ Animal Kindom Lodge- Jambo House
  • Disney’s Pop Century Resort
  • Disney’s Contemporary Resort

July 29: 

  • Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort

August 12:

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  • Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
  • Disney’s Art of Animation Resort

August 24: 

  • Disney’s Yacht and Beach Club Resort

September 21:

  • Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa

October 1:

  • Disney’s BoardWalk Inn

October 14 

  • Disney’s Coronado Spring Resort

When the Guests would return, they can expect to see a few changes being made such as a new reservation system and no park hopping.

The Disney Officials have also said that the visitors can view their reservations of My Disney Experience App. Those who have paid for park hopping ability can have a cancellation or the reimbursement options.

 

To follow more about Walt Disney World and Disney Orlando, visit: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/

 

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Written by Jennica Mira

Jennica Mira is the senior reporter of Orlando Solution. She finished her Bachelor in Communication from the University of Central Florida and currently residing in Orlando. In leisure, she likes to read poetry and contemporary articles.

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