Universal Orlando has confirmed a reopening date with a warning to would-be guests
Universal Orlando will open June 1 just for employees as a dry run of sorts and then on June 3, some VIP guests will visit. The park will then reopen to the public on June 5.
Interactive play areas have been closed. There will be no more valet parking. Mist areas will be closed. There will be no more post-show meet-and-greets. All menus will be paper single-use in restaurants. Cash will still be accepted, but the park is trying to minimize it. Employees will self-check at home and then be checked again once they arrive to work.
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