Disney4me Posted May 15, 2020 Report Posted May 15, 2020 Florida has been in a Phase One of reopening since May 4th, and now it seems they’re taking the next step. Liberty Belle Riverboat at Magic Kingdom In a press conference today, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis explained the intention for the state to move to a “Full Phase One” on Monday. The new order loosens limitations on restaurants, gyms, and sports venues — but what does it mean for Orlando theme parks like Disney World? The first thing to note is that the new order does NOT allow theme parks to open. However, DeSantis did directly address the next steps for theme parks in a call for them to submit detailed plans to the state about safety procedures and what day they are certain they can reopen safely and responsibly. Monorail at Disney World He also noted, since these parks have such a large effect on their surrounding communities, that theme parks should work alongside their local governments on their plans for reopening and that local government officials will need to endorse any potential plans. Expedition Everest at Animal Kingdom Disney and Universal have already released a few of their reopening plans. Now, they will submit even more details to the governor. We’ll be sure to keep you updated on all Florida policies that could have an effect on Disney World! Click here to learn more about what’s included in Florida’s Full Phase One. What do you think of the call for plans from theme parks? Tell us in the comments! Related posts:Florida Surgeon General Warns That Current Measures Should Continue Until a Vaccine Exists. What Does That Mean for Disney World? Florida is Working Out a Plan to Reopen Businesses. And They Want Disney’s Help. Florida Governor Says Disney is “Ahead of the Curve” When it Comes to Reopening View the full article Quote
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