Disney World Gets Guidelines for Reopening Once Coronavirus Crisis Improves

With Walt Disney World closed indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic, a Florida task force has set guidelines for reopening the amusement parks once virus conditions improve. The group shared…

pandemic, a Florida task force has set guidelines for reopening the amusement parks once virus conditions improve.

Two phases are in place for Disney World to allow visitors back inside the park. The first calls for 50 percent capacity, and when conditions further improve, 75 percent capacity will be allowed. However, there is not a set date for either of the phases as pandemic conditions remain hard to predictable.

Disney World staff will be required to wear face masks and regularly wipe down and disinfect surfaces and railings. Employees will need to have their temperatures taken before working their shifts, and anyone who is above 100.4 degrees will be sent home.

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