Disney World Is Closed But There’s Still Plenty Of Magic Going On At The Happiest Place On Earth

Disney during coronavirus: taking a peek behind the scenes as life at the theme park still goes on.

the stars-and-stripes in the Town Square at Magic Kingdom every day. “Continuing that tradition is a reminder of the gratitude Americans have for veterans and active-duty military service members around the world,” Disney World said in a statement.Cast Members Are Hard At Work

Walt Disney World Resort president Josh D’Amaro has been documenting the work of Disney cast members throughout his touching Instagram feed: “Thanks to all our incredible Cast Members who continue to maintain the magic until that day,” he recently wrote, while showcasing a photo of some of the staff at work.

. “Our Disney parks are places with so much emotion, memories and enormous potential—potential the world needs to believe in right now.”Disney is finding ways to give back by donating food and other supplies to local and national organizations., a humanitarian aid organization, for distribution to hospitals in need. The idea was inspired by nurses across the country who found that rain ponchos can protect their clothing and prolong the use of PPE, while also freeing up gowns when needed.

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