Here is the rest of the information as I know it right now. While there will be media activity such as radio and TV broadcasts, One More Disney Day is intended as a "thank you" to Guests, with Disney fun and entertainment planned around the clock for Guests who will attend. A limited amount of commemorative merchandise will be available at both parks and is expected to be offered online for 48 hours following the event. After midnight, nearly all attractions will stay open, with a few brief, staggered closures planned for routine nightly maintenance. The park will close at 6 a.m. March 1 and welcome Guests again at 9 a.m. when daily operations resume at Magic Kingdom Park, and at 10 a.m. at Disneyland Park. Both parks will ensure that at least one Food & Beverage venue with indoor seating will be open at all times. Table service will end around midnight, with a few exceptions. Several F&B locations will offer a breakfast menu early March 1. Select Merchandise locations will have limited hours, while others will remain open at all times. Key Guest services at both parks, including transportation, bag check, Main Entrance, Security, First Aid and the Baby Care Center will be fully operational for all 24 hours, with staffing adjusted to meet demand.