Disneyland Paris has announced plans to reopen in June, complete with an epic new Marvel-themed hotel.
Both Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park will reopen from June 17, as well as the Disney Village with its shops and restaurants.
That includes all of those classic rides fromPeter Pan's Flight to Star Wars: Hyperspace Mountain, as well as a brand new Cars-themed attraction at Walt Disney Studios.
Then of course there will be appearances from all of your favourite characters, fun experiences including new Selfie Spots, and heaps of those tasty treats the Disney parks are known for.
Meanwhile superhero fans will finally be able to check in to the brand new Marvel-themed hotel, which is expected to open on June 21.
Disney’s Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel will be a four-star hotel decked out to look like a 'New York art gallery' filled with one of the largest collections of Marvel artwork in the world. Oh and yes - there are superhero themed suites too of course.
(We have a wider guide on everything we know about the Marvel hotel so far).
The rest of the Disneyland Paris hotels will reopen in phases.
Disney's Newport Bay Club will reopen on June 17, Disney's Hotel Cheyenne on July 1, and Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch from July 13. No dates have been confirmed yet for Disney’s Sequoia Lodge Hotel and Disney’s Hotel Santa Fe.
As for the iconic Disneyland hotel right by the entrance of the theme park? This is currently remaining closed as it undergoes a very glamorous royal-themed makeover.
Natacha Rafalski, President of Disneyland Paris, said: "We have all been dreaming of this moment. The moment we can reunite and enjoy unforgettable moments with our family and friends.
"When Disneyland Paris reopens, our Guests will be able to enjoy the outstanding experiences we are known for, from iconic attractions and new heart-warming Character moments to unique interactions with our Cast Members and even a few surprises along the way."
The parks will be operating at reduced capacity, with guests needing to book using an online reservation system.
However, if you've booked a package that includes park admittance, you will receive admission of the duration of your stay and won't need to use the system.
You can get more information on disneylandparis.com.
At the time of writing, France is on the UK's amber list, meaning that if you return to the UK from France you'll need to self-isolate at home for 10 days. You'll also need to take a pre-departure test, as well as PCR tests on days two and eight of your isolation. (You can opt to take a PCR test on day five and a negative result will release you earlier).
The Foreign Office currently advises against all but essential travel to the whole of France.
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