Disney will fly a helicopter over vacant areas of Disneyland and Disney California Adventure so you can take pictures of the park while it is closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
What’s going on:
- Multiple reports, including those from The OC Register and the East Bay Times, suggest that Disneyland will fly a helicopter over its park. The helicopter will capture images for future use.
- The flight took place between 10 am and 4 pm Monday
- The helicopter fell as low as 500 feet, according to reports.
- It is unclear why the images are being taken.
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MiceChat said: “We are very curious about what this flight could be for. We hope there will be a special video soon. “
Why is it happening?
This has happened before
- According to WDW News Today, Walt Disney World did flybys to capture images of the empty park as well.
More footage
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The OC Registry captured images of Disneyland from a helicopter in May. The images showed more of Orange County, California, with few people outside at the theme parks as well.
- The OC Registry said: “The past few months have turned Orange County into a strange combination of large metropolises and ghost towns. But as the county gets closer to opening, traffic will increase and parking lots will begin to fill up again. ”
