Pictures show how a Disneyland Paris hotel has been transformed into a COVID-19 vaccine site

Disneyland Paris closed in October 2020 after France implemented new lockdown rules following a surge in coronavirus cases, as Forbes reported.

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While Disneyland Paris remains closed, one of the park's hotels became a mass coronavirus vaccination site on April 24, 2021, to speed up France's vaccine rollout.

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The vaccination center is open on weekends at the convention center in Disney's Newport Bay Club hotel just outside of the park.

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Once they get inside, people who have been waiting in line can register for their Pfizer vaccine dose.

The hotel was inspired by New England destinations like Cape Cod, and its interior has a nautical theme. A room at the hotel costs about $300 a night, according to Trip Advisor.

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With the French health authorities, firefighters from Seine-et-Marne, an area just east of Paris, are aiming to administer 1,000 shots every Saturday and Sunday.

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After they get their shots, people sit in socially distanced seats above a star-lined carpet, which may be reminiscent of Disney's "Fantasia" for some.

Disneyland Paris, which Forbes reports isn't involved in the vaccination effort aside from providing the location, delayed its plan to reopen on April 2 over a coronavirus spike. A new reopening date for the park has yet to be announced.

Source: Forbes