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    Hugs with Mickey? Not so fast. Disney attractions are coming back — slowly

    LOS ANGELES — Disneyland and California Adventure Park have relaunched attractions at the parks in phases since reopening in April after a 13-month pandemic shutdown. Disney fans have not been particularly understanding about the closures and phased ramp-up — designed to allow for the orderly implementation of COVID-19 safety protocols and retraining of staff — especially after Disney ...
    by Hugo Martin, Los Angeles Times Nov 01, 2021 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES — Disneyland and California Adventure Park have relaunched attractions at the parks in phases since reopening in April after a 13-month pandemic shutdown.

    Disney fans have not been particularly understanding about the closures and phased ramp-up — designed to allow for the orderly implementation of COVID-19 safety protocols and retraining of staff — especially after Disney announced price hikes Monday of up to 8% on daily tickets. Some complain they are being

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