No matter what time of year, no visit to the Disneyland Resort is complete without seeing fireworks bursting high above Sleeping Beauty Castle. Disneyland could allow more people if it changes risk status in the next few weeks
No matter what time of year, no visit to the Disneyland Resort is complete without seeing fireworks bursting high above Sleeping Beauty Castle. Scott Brinegar, Disneyland
Herb Scribner

By Herb Scribner

California Gov. Gavin Newsom and state officials have released new details about reopening Disneyland, The Orange Counter Register reports.

What’s going on:

Newsom said he and state officials are “actively” working with Disneyland and California theme parks to reopen.

Officials from California and Disneyland are having a “very dynamic conversation” about how to reopen the park.

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  • “We are working with them,” Newsom said. “We set our discussions aside on that. They’re forthcoming.”

California will likely discuss opening parks on Friday.

  • “We’re actively looking to see where we land on that,” Newsom said.
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Disneyland remains ‘ready’

Josh D’Amaro, chairman of Disney’s parks, products and experiences unit, recently said in an interview with Roger Dow that Disneyland remains ready to open up again.

  • “As soon as a date and those guidelines are set, I can tell you, we’re ready.”
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Disneyland already has some plans in place for how to reopen as well, D’Amaro said, as I wrote about for Deseret.com.

  • “These are things that are helping us now, but I think they’re here to stay.”
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