Due to the Coronavirus epidemic, it has been reported by ED92 that the suppliers of pins for Disneyland Paris have had to cease all their activity in China.

📰 🇫🇷 From DLP – Because of the Chinese epidemic, DLP's suppliers have stopped their activity, following Chinese government’s orders. DLP regret to inform you that the release of the “Onward” pins scheduled on February 29, is pushed back to a later date. Stay tuned for updates. pic.twitter.com/UPdzfxkaEk

— ED92 (@ED92Magic) February 24, 2020

This would not be the first problem Disney has encountered which has arisen from the terrible outbreak. Since the end of January, both Hong Kong Disneyland and Shanghai Disneyland have been closed due to the virus, and guests at Tokyo Disney Resort have been advised of concerns and protocol regarding the virus too. In an earnings call earlier this month, Disney announced that they were anticipating to experience $280 million in losses due to the two resort closures, which is obviously a huge sum to contend with.

In Disneyland Paris, a set of “Onward” pins were expected to be released on February 29th, in celebration of the movie’s premiere. These have been delayed, and it has not yet been announced how long for. Hopefully this dreadful virus will soon clear, and all regular trading and park operations will be able to resume as normal.

Stay tuned to WDWNT for more news and updates.