- Disney announced it will tentatively host a food festival at California Adventure Park in mid-March.
- The “all-new, limited-time ticketed experience” will also feature “unique, carefully crafted entertainment experiences.”
- Disney recalled about 1,000 employees who were laid off or furloughed due to the pandemic to work the event.
- Visit Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Disney announced on Monday plans to host a food festival tentatively scheduled for mid-March after the state lifted its stay-at-home order last month.
In a letter commemorating the 20th anniversary of the California Adventure Park, Disneyland Resort President Ken Potrock said the “all-new, limited-time ticketed experience” will feature “world-famous food and beverage offerings from around the resort, the latest merchandise and unique, carefully crafted entertainment experiences.”
The event will have “limited capacity and enhanced health and safety measures in place,” Potrock added. The food festival prompted the company to recall about 1,000 employees who were laid off or furloughed because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Video: New COVID-19 appointments available Wednesday at Publix (WTLV-TV Jacksonville)
Rona’s reading recommendations (FCL Feb. 8, 2021)
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
What to expect with the auto industry in 2021 (FCL Feb. 8, 2021)
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
How to Successfully Terminate Your Timeshare (FCL Feb. 8, 2021)
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
New full body laser lipo bed at Laser Loft (FCL Feb. 8, 2021)
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
Guns N Hoses to benefit missing JFRD firefighter's family
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
Guns N' Hoses event officially on for 2021, here's what you need to know
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
Experts warn about Super Bowl parties as superspreaders
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
Stories of Service: Marine veteran uses artistic gift to help grieving military families
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
Woman living with HIV for 30 years shares her story on National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
JSO: Man dies after Sunday morning shooting in Sherwood Forest area
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
Super Bowl sheds light on Tampa Bay on human trafficking
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
JFRD: Southbound lanes on Dames Point Bridge shut down after car goes over side of bridge
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
12 Baptist Health workers head to once-in-a-lifetime Super Bowl experience
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
Shooting reported on JFK Drive
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
Officer in critical condition after being hit by vehicle during deadly hit-and-run investigation
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
Officer in critical condition after being hit by vehicle during deadly hit-and-run investigation
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
Rona’s reading recommendations (FCL Feb. 8, 2021)
She offers book ideas for your reading list.
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
What to expect with the auto industry in 2021 (FCL Feb. 8, 2021)
James Bell with Kia shares his thoughts on the future.
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
How to Successfully Terminate Your Timeshare (FCL Feb. 8, 2021)
You can get rid of that pesky timeshare you've been stuck in once and for all.
WTLV-TV Jacksonville
“This past year has presented extraordinary challenges, but that has not curtailed in any way our ability to move forward with a spirit of optimism,” Potrock said in the memo to employees.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a regional stay-at-home order in early December of last year as COVID-19 infections surged in the state. Newsom lifted the order on January 25 “as projected ICU availability over 4 weeks in all regions rose to over 15%,” according to a press release.
Disneyland and its rides will still remain closed amid the ongoing pandemic. California reported nearly 10,500 cases and more than 200 deaths on Monday. More than three million cases have been reported in California, and the death toll in the state surpassed 44,000.
Source: Read Full Article