On Monday, officials announced that the resort will become the first "Super Point-of-Dispensing" (POD) site in the county out of a planned five regional locations with the capacity to vaccinate thousands of people daily.

"The Disneyland Resort, the largest employer in the heart of Orange County, has stepped up to host the county's first Super POD site — undertaking a monumental task in our vaccination distribution process," said acting chairman Andrew Do, Orange County Supervisor, in a statement.

"Coronavirus has brought both a public health crisis and economic devastation," said Harry Sidhu, mayor of Anaheim. "With this super site, we will begin to overcome both. Every vaccination done in Anaheim will help to save lives and speed the reopening and recovery of our city."

Echoing the process across much of the U.S., vaccines in Orange County are disrupted through a phased, tiered approach, with law enforcement and first responders among the first to be vaccinated. Now, residents over the age of 75 are also eligible to receive the vaccine. 

Those who meet the criteria must schedule an appointment at a Super POD site to be vaccinated, officials said. 

Orange County has a population of about 3.1 million people. According to county data, more than 190,000 residents have tested positive for coronavirus since the pandemic began. -CBS News