A visitor takes a selfie with Mickey and Minnie at Hong Kong's Disneyland theme park on June 18, 2020. (CALVIN NG / CHINA DAILY)

HONG KONG - Hong Kong's Disneyland said on Tuesday it will reopen on Friday to a reduced number of visitors and limited days, with enhanced health measures after the latest wave of coronavirus infections forced it to close again in mid July.

Disneyland said all guests will be required to wear face masks, and the park will be closed on Tuesdays and Thursdays initially

Hong Kong relaxed more coronavirus restrictions last week, including reopening theme parks, after a universal testing program launched early this month found 42 cases in the financial hub.

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Disneyland said all guests will be required to wear face masks, and the park will be closed on Tuesdays and Thursdays initially. Indoor live performances will also be suspended.

Disneyland, majority-owned by the city government with Walt Disney holding a minority stake, closed on July 15 for a second time this year due to the virus, after having reopened in June.

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