Disney is set to reopen its Shanghai Disneyland park on 11 May, as most of China begins getting back on track.
The number of guests allowed into the park, however, will be limited and social distancing measures will be enforced on rides and in restaurants.
Guests and employees will be required to wear masks, their temperatures will be screened and lines will be set up.
These plans provide a glimpse into how the rest of Disney’s parks could reopen once worldwide restrictions ease. Disney estimates that it has lost over $1 billion in profits due to the outbreak, with most of this due to closed theme parks.
