Enhanced Health & Safety measures at Walt Disney World Resort

1. RESERVE YOUR SPOT

To help Walt Disney World Resort monitor guest numbers, Park attendance is now managed through a new Disney Park Pass reservation system. To enter a Park, you’ll need a Park reservation and valid Park admission on the same date for each member of your party aged three and over. It’s easy to do – just visit this website. Just so you know, you'll need to make a reservation for each day of your trip.

2. KEEP IT COOL

Channel your inner Frozone. Your temperature will be checked with no-touch thermometers before you enter the Parks.

3. PACK A FACE COVERING

Everyone in your party – including kids aged two and above – needs to wear a face covering while in the Disney Parks. If possible, pack a clear bag, as this will help you get through security checks more quickly. Cast Members will also be wearing face coverings to help keep you safe and healthy. And remember, absolutely no capes.

4. MAKE SPACE

Keeping two metres apart from others is easy for the likes of Elastigirl. To make it easy for you, too, Disney have added floor markings and barriers around the Parks to help you keep your distance.

5. CLEAN YOUR HANDS REGULARLY

Washing your hands regularly is really important. You should do this often, for 20 seconds at a time. You’ll also find extra hand sanitising stations for keeping clean between washing.

6. GO CONTACTLESS

The My Disney Experience* app lets you make contactless payments and order food from your phone, plus provides keyless entry to your hotel room and more. Make sure to download it before you go.

7. FEEL INCREDIBLE

If you need any help while in the Parks, keep an eye out for the Incredi-Crew – this team of Cast Members are on hand to make your holiday one you’ll never forget.

WHERE SHOULD I STAY?

We recommend staying in a Disney Resort hotel to really make the most of your holiday. There are loads to choose from, and they’ve all got their own unique twist, so you can find the perfect pick for your family. There’s Mexican-themed Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort, which is set on a 22-acre lake – making it the perfect spot for an early morning stroll before heading to the attractions. If you’re travelling with animal lovers, book a stay at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge. Fancy a balcony breakfast alongside the likes of giraffes and zebras? This is where you’ll find it, as this hotel’s set in a wildlife reserve. Meanwhile, Disney’s Pop Century Resort is designed for fans of the 20th century. Expect a bowling pin-shaped pool in the 50s zone and a Rubik's Cube® in the 80s.

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JUST SO YOU KNOW

Disney Resort hotels are currently operating a phased reopening. During this time, a number of health and safety measures will be in place. Additionally, some experiences may be modified or unavailable. Get in touch or and check out Disney’s Know Before You Go hub for the most up-to-date information.

FREE NIGHTS AND FREE DAYS

Book now to take advantage of our special offer. Get up to four nights free in a Disney Resort hotel, a $200 gift card with every booking, and 14 Disney Park days for the price of seven*.
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Lizzie Butler