It seems the plans for COVID-19 closures at Disneyland Paris have been adjusted. While Disneyland Paris and Walt Disney Studios closed March 14th, it was previously announced that the Disney Village shopping area and the Disney Hotels would remain in operation. Unfortunately, it seems the plans have changed.

According to DLPReport on Twitter, further restrictions by the French government necessitate the closure of Disney Village starting Sunday, March 15th. Furthermore, the Disney Hotels will close as soon as the final Guests check out. The reopening date, as with the theme parks, is tentatively set through the end of March.

Due to enhanced preventive measures by the French government, Disney Village will close as of the morning of Sunday March 15. Disney Hotels will also close as soon as the last remaining Guests have checked out. pic.twitter.com/iyTr02oyYd

— DLP Report (@DLPReport) March 14, 2020

This is just the latest development in Disney’s ongoing campaign to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus worldwide. Disney Parks around the world are either currently closed or slated for closure soon, including Walt Disney World and Disneyland Paris. We can only hope that these measures are very short-term and operations are safe to resume soon. Stay tuned to WDWNT for the latest developments at every Disney resort worldwide.

Be sure to keep your eyes on a trusted global news source and check with your doctor if you feel any symptoms. If you choose to travel or visit popular venues, wash your hands as often as possible, use hand sanitizer, and consider wearing a mask and/or touching your face as little as possible. Travel to Europe, including France, is currently banned through mid-April by order of President Trump.

We’ll be watching global developments regarding the COVID-19 situation’s effect on Disney Parks operations. This situation is particularly unprecedented, with every park now closed as of Sunday. We hope things are able to safely return to normal as soon as possible.