As part of the ongoing struggle for increased pay and improved working conditions, Disneyland Paris Cast Members have called for a strike which would occur tomorrow.

According to a tweet posted by DLP Report, the strike is expected to take place over the span of three hours on Tuesday, May 23. At this time we have no details on whether the strike will impact the process of the park’s opening in the morning.

Disneyland Paris Union UNSA has called for a general Cast Member strike tomorrow, Tuesday May 23 from 6am to 9am as part of some of the Cast’s ongoing fight for better pay and working conditions. It’s unclear what effect it may have (if any) on the Resort’s opening procedure. pic.twitter.com/Vfbkh3Zrl5

— DLP Report (@DLPReport) May 22, 2023

Earlier this month, a performance of Disney Stars on Parade at Disneyland Paris was canceled at the last minute due to yet another Cast Member strike.

Another similar situation occurred at Disneyland Paris back in February when protests against unequal pay caused one performance of “Dream…and Shine Brighter” to go on without any characters and another performance to be completely canceled. You can watch a full performance of “Dream…and Shine Brighter” here.

Due to a pension reform bill that raises the pension age from 62 to 64, numerous protests and strikes have occurred in France over the past several weeks.

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