FLORIDA, USA — Amusement parks across Florida have recently been announcing changes to their well-established COVID-19 safety protocols. In just the last week, some of the biggest attractions, including Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort, said temperatures would no longer be taken at the entrances of their parks.
However, not every safety protocol is going away. Parks are still expecting visitors to abide by each and every single one of their rules.
So, which ones should you be most aware of?
Disney World:
- Masks: Yes
- Temperature checks: No
- Social distancing: Gradual reduction in certain areas of the parks; 6 feet still required for dining locations and stores
- Online reservations required: Yes
Click here for a full list of rules.
Universal Studios:
- Masks: Yes
- Temperature checks: No
- Social distancing: 3 feet
- Online reservations required: No
Click here for a full list of rules.
Busch Gardens:
- Masks: Yes
- Temperature checks: No
- Social distancing: 6 feet
- Online reservations required: No
Click here for a full list of rules.
LEGOLAND:
- Masks: Yes
- Temperature checks: No
- Social distancing: 6 feet
- Online reservations required: No
Click here for a full list of rules.
SeaWorld:
- Masks: Yes
- Temperature checks: No
- Social distancing: No specific range given
- Online reservations required: No
Click here for a full list of rules.
Kennedy Space Center:
- Masks: Yes
- Temperature checks: Yes
- Social distancing: No specific range given
- Online reservations required: No
Click here for a full list of rules.
ZooTampa:
- Masks: Yes
- Temperature checks: No
- Social distancing: No specific range given
- Online reservations required: No
Click here for a full list of rules.
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