Disney Closes Its Theme Parks Worldwide Over The Coronavirus

Disney announced the closure of its Disneyland Resort in California due to the COVID-19 outbreak, following a state order banning large gatherings. This marks the third closure in Disneyland's history, with previous closures occurring after JFK's assassination and the 9/11 attacks. Disney also decided to close its parks in Florida, Paris, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Tokyo. The closures are expected to result in significant financial losses for the company, which generated $21.6 billion in revenue from its theme parks in 2019.

What prompted Disney to close its Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California?

• A state ban on gatherings over 250 people

• A decline in park attendance

• A natural disaster warning

• A request from the federal government

How many times has Disneyland been closed in its history before the coronavirus outbreak?

• Four times

• Twice

• Once

• Three times

Which Disney parks were closed after the California parks?

• Disneyland Tokyo and Paris

• Disneyland Tokyo and Hong Kong

• Disneyland Shanghai and Hong Kong

• Disneyland Paris and Disney World

What additional service did Disney suspend due to the coronavirus outbreak?

• Disney Store operations

• Disney Cruise Line departures

• Disney Channel broadcasts

• Disneyland Hotel services

How much revenue did Disney theme parks generate in the 2019 fiscal year?

• $18.9 billion

• $25.4 billion

• $15.3 billion

• $21.6 billion