Disneyland is expected to pay its 31,000 employees about $59 million during the unprecedented closure of the Anaheim theme park due to the coronavirus outbreak, according to an economic impact study commissioned by Disney. Disney will continue to pay its employees while Disneyland and Disney California Adventure are shuttered through the end of March by the COVID-19 pandemic. A study by Cal State Fullerton 's Woods Center for Economic

Jeff Reitz won 't resume his 2,995 consecutive day streak of visiting Disneyland when the Anaheim theme park reopens after an extended coronavirus closure. “The streak 's been ended,” Reitz said at Disneyland on the last day before the closure. Disneyland closed on Friday, March 13 and won 't reopen for the rest of the month due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The closure of the park brings to an end an 8-year-plus streak of consecutive days that

A global pandemic is no excuse to waste food. Disneyland recently made the decision to close its doors in response to the coronavirus outbreak. Fortunately, the company is taking the opportunity to help out a nearby food bank. According to a post on the Disney Parks Blog, Disneyland Resort will be donating excess food to the Second Harvest Food Bank. This action is attributed to the company's commitment to the reduction of food

As schools transition to virtual instruction and offices reduce their staff, people are faced with time off from work. The time they might have wished to spend getting lost in the magic of their favorite amusement parks. But even magic isn 't immune to the effects of the coronavirus outbreak as Disneyland and California Adventure parks closed their gates on March 14. The unforeseen closure will go down in history as the third time Disneyland has closed