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California health officials announced on Friday that the state will allow reopening of outdoor stadiums, ball parks and theme parks beginning April 1st. The Department of Health says events and venues are for California residents only. Masks will be mandatory. Live performances/sports with fans can begin in all tiers of the state’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy . Theme parks open in Red tier, which for Los Angeles, could be as soon as March 29. Numbers in L.A. County are expected to reach the red tier threshold next Tuesday. They then just need to stay there for three consecutive weeks to qualify LA parks for reopening. When the counties reach the red tier, theme parks can open at 15% of overall capacity. When they advance to the orange tier, capacity will be increased to 25%. In the least-restrictive yellow tier, a capacity of 35% will be allowed. Related Story Newsom Wants Californians To Wear 2 Masks; Will Not Follow BREAKING: Disneyland Resort … [Read more...] about California To Allow Reopening Of Disneyland, Other Theme Parks, Outdoor Sports Stadiums On April 1

After almost a year of being closed down, Disneyland is finally allowed to reopen along with other California theme parks and attractions starting April 1st. This does include sports stadiums throughout the state. Capacity and attendance will be limited, and the reopening comes with a set of mandatory restrictions. The news was officially announced by health officials earlier today. Outdoor activities are allowed to resume throughout the state just in time for spring break. California Theme Parks, which includes Universal Studios Hollywood , Knotts Berry Farm and LEGOland alongside Disneyland and California Adventure, will only be allowed to operated at 15% capacity. This is dependent on the theme park's respective county entering California's red tier designation. RELATED: Hong Kong Disneyland Will Reopen This Weekend, Is Disneyland in Anaheim Next? Secretary of California Health and Human Services Dr. Mark Ghaly delivered this news himself during a conference call, … [Read more...] about Disneyland Can Reopen on April Fools’ Day Along with Other California Theme Parks & Stadiums

UPDATE, 1:13 PM: As late as it went and as rowdy as it got, the City of Brotherly Love made pretty swift progress this morning picking up the debris of last night’s victory celebrations for the Philadelphia Eagles’ first Super Bowl win ever. The official parade in Philly for the 41-33 triumph over the New England Patriots isn’t until February 8 but there is certainly one element of Super Bowl LII that wasn’t champion – the ratings With 103.4 million watching, last night’s game on NBC from Minneapolis is down 7% from the total set of network eyeballs from the 2017 Super Bowl. A steeper fall than even the declining the stock market today, that’s the worst the Super Bowl has done since 2009 when the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-23 defeat of the Arizona Cardinals scored 98.7 million viewers. Related Story Stock Market Does A Record-Setting Swan Dive, Falling Nearly 1,200 Points Last night’s Super Bowl is now pegged as the 10th most watch … [Read more...] about Eagles’ 1st Super Bowl Win Draws 103.4M Viewers, Smallest Audience In Nine Years – Update

“We can’t wait,” wrote Disneyland Resort President Ken Potrock on Friday. Potrock was reacting to the announcement by California health officials that the state will allow reopening of outdoor stadiums, ball parks and theme parks beginning April 1st. Potrock, in a statement posted to the official Disney Parks News Twitter account, added that park management and employees “look forward to sharing an official opening date soon.” That’s because Orange County, where Disneyland is located, needs to make progress on its Covid-19 metrics before parks there can reopen. In the state’s newly-adjusted Blueprint for a Safer Economy, theme parks may open when their host county reaches the red tier. Orange and Los Angeles counties are currently one level above, in the more severe purple tier. But they could qualify for the red tier as soon as March 29. Numbers in both counties are expected to reach the red tier threshold this Tuesday. They then just need to stay there for three consecutive … [Read more...] about Disneyland Promises To Reveal Park’s Reopening Date “Soon,” Adding “We Can’t Wait”

2ND UPDATE, MONDAY 4:39 PM PT : Actuals are in from the international weekend with The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies climbing $4.6M above projections. The 1st frame cume is now $122.2M with 3D results accounting for 71% of the box office total. Increases in key overseas markets have been updated below. Expanded Hobbit holiday cheer will flow next weekend in North America, Italy, Spain and Korea. On the flipside, Exodus: Gods And Kings came in slightly lower in its cume, which is $18.2M versus an estimated $18.8M on Sunday. However, the biblical epic was up over projections in some Asian markets where audiences have been drawn by the scale and spectacle. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 stayed just about on par with Sunday’s estimates, but has now passed the lifetime of Catching Fire in 32 territories including Italy and Brazil — and could imminently pass CF ‘s Latin American take entirely. Interstellar was also even with Sunday, but today brings news … [Read more...] about Footloose ‘Hobbit’ Grows; ‘Mockingjay’ Tempers ‘Fire’: Intl Box Office Final