Here, Disneyland Resort welcomed a special visit to the first stakeholders in Los Angeles forest fires, including a cavalcade on the course of the park parade.
The first stakeholders in Los Angeles fires honored by Disneyland
Disney continues his efforts for the reconstruction of Los Angeles after the devastating forest fires of January. To celebrate the launch of the “Heroes” ticket to Disneylanda free ticket for firefighters, police, paramedics and other first speakers, the park organized a cavalcade to honor the first stakeholders in the natural disaster.
By browsing the journey of the parade of Disneylandvisitors to the complex were able to show their gratitude to those who helped protect Los Angeles during the fires of Eaton and Palisades.
Among the participants in the procession were several first stakeholders who went up on the vehicles of Main Street, U. S. A. :
- Adan Vanggerpen – Public information manager for the fire service of the city of Los Angeles.
- Ian Vanggerpen – Fire service of the city of Los Angeles and sergeant of the US Marines.
- Joshua Fillinger – Officer of the Los Angeles police department.
- Laura Castillo – Officer of the Los Angeles police department.
- Yu dog – Fire engineer for Pasadena firefighters. Yu lost her family home in Altadena during the Eaton fire.
- Collin Davis – Member of the Sierra Madre research and rescue team.
- Mark McLean – Fireman, technician in dangerous materials and technician in emergency interventions for the fire service of Los Angeles. He also worked for the fire service of Disneyland.
- Larry Chu – Paramedical firefighter for the Sierra Madre fire service and the fire service Disneyland.
In addition to the ride, Disney Distributed special badges specially for the occasion.
-The “Heroes” ticket is available for the first speakers and a guest, allowing them to enjoy the happiest place on the earth for a day of magic. The first eligible stakeholders can use these tickets from Monday to Thursday by August 7.
Since fires, Disney strongly committed to help Los Angeles to recover. In January, the media giant announced a commitment of $ 15 million for the immediate response and reconstruction efforts in the Los Angeles region. In addition, the Disney VoluntEARS organized donation campaigns and collected more than 200,000 essential articles for people in need.
For those looking for a way to help, Disney offers a t-shirt Disney the Strong on Disney Store USA. Until December 31,, Disney will donate $ 25 to the American Red Cross for each purchase. Discover the models here.
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