TPG Talks episode nine: Disney reopening plans
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Theme parks have started to reopen — as I experienced at Universal Studios in Orlando — and Disney parks in Florida and California have announced plans to open their doors. But what will the experience be like for guests? We attempted to answer that question on this week’s TPG Talks webinar, as we were joined by TPG’s Director of Travel Content — and self-described Disneyholic — Summer Hull to consider questions like:
- How will tickets and ride reservations work?
- How will masks in the Florida heat work?
- Which rides and services will be restricted or closed entirely?
If you’re considering booking a trip to any theme park this summer, you’ll definitely want to review the recording of the session:
Follow-on reading and important links
- Disney World is reopening — Here’s what we know
- Masks on, FastPass out: What Disney theme parks will look like when they reopen
- 9 changes to expect when Disney World hotels reopen
- Everything you need to know about visiting Walt Disney World Resort
- I was at Universal Orlando’s reopening day — Here are 7 ways the theme park has changed
- 5 things Walt Disney World can learn from Universal Orlando reopening
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For a list of previous sessions, visit our TPG Talks hub page, or click on any of the links below for individual recaps:
- TPG Talks #1: Online shopping portals
- TPG Talks #2: Under-the-radar loyalty programs
- TPG Talks #3: Future of cruising
- TPG Talks #4: Beginner’s guide
- TPG Talks #5: Travel changes and cancellations
- TPG Talks #6: New era of flight deals
- TPG Talks #7: Credit card strategy during COVID-19
- TPG Talks #8: Advanced redemption tactics
Featured image by Summer Hull.
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