Disney4me Posted May 19, 2020 Report Posted May 19, 2020 Although Disney Springs is set to begin a phased re-opening tomorrow, May 20th, and Universal Orlando’s CityWalk has re-opened to the public, Florida’s major theme parks still remain closed. ©SeaWorld No opening dates have been announced for Disney World, Universal Orlando, or SeaWorld Orlando, but SeaWorld appears to already be prepping for guests to return. The Orlando Sentinel spoke with Dan Leavelle, who was passing by the park earlier this morning. He caught a glimpse of one of the park’s coasters, Mako, racing around the track carrying masked passengers. Mako Coaster in SeaWorld Florida ©DanLeavelle The coaster reaches 73 miles per hour and features a 200 foot drop. Leavelle reports he watched for about an hour and through about 30 run-throughs, he didn’t see any masks fall off. Dan Leavelle runs Midway Mayhem and posted a video of the test runs on his YouTube. ©SeaWorld A SeaWorld representative confirmed the park was testing the coaster, but did not have any additional information on a re-opening timeline. We will keep you updated as we learn more about SeaWorld, Disney World, and Universal Orlando’s re-opening dates! Get a sneak peek of updated Disney Springs here! Would you ride a coaster if masks were required? Let us know in the comments! Related posts:The CDC Just Released New “Decision Tools” for Businesses and Schools to Reopen We’re LIVE from the Reopening of Universal Orlando’s CityWalk We Ate At Universal Orlando’s CityWalk on Reopening Day — Here’s What It Was Like! View the full article Quote
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