Visitors at Shanghai Disneyland were left stranded at the park on Monday, after the resort halted operations to comply with new COVID-19 restrictions amid a...
Visitors at Shanghai Disneyland were left stranded at the park on Monday, after the resort halted operations to comply with new COVID-19 restrictions amid a new outbreak of the virus.
On Monday morning Shanghai time, officials immediately closed the amusement park and surrounding areas to new visitors and people were told to stay in the park until they present a negative COVID-19 test, Reuters reports. A Shanghai Disney spokesperson told Reuters it has “limited offerings” for people and were complying with the Chinese authorities’ “zero-COVID” strategy.
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