Disney4me Posted May 27, 2020 Report Posted May 27, 2020 Following the reopening of Universal Orlando’s CityWalk and Disney Springs, the Universal Orlando Theme Parks are set to be the first major Orlando-area theme parks to reopen since the closures in March. Disney Springs Florida’s Governor approved Universal’s request after the plan was cleared by Orange County Mayor, Jerry Demings, and the Orange County Economic Recovery Task Force. Walt Disney World followed the same protocol today and presented their reopening plan and reopening date to the Orange County Task Force for initial approval. Walt Disney World Resort has proposed a reopening date for Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Animal Kingdom on July 11th, and a reopening date for Epcot and Disney’s Hollywood Studios on July 15th. If this proposal is accepted, the parks will be open to guests on these dates. Cinderella Castle in Walt Disney World Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings must sign off on Disney’s proposed plans before they will be presented to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Previously, Demings has said that he will need 24-48 hours to review the plans before submitting them to DeSantis. Details about what a reopening would look like are being shared at this time and will be updating you with all the info — stay tuned! Would you visit Disney World on reopening day? Let us know in the comments. Related posts:NEWS: Vice President Pence Discusses Disney World and Other Parks Reopening In Orlando News: Mayor Predicts When Business Around Disney World May Resume Disney World Says, “We Do Not Have an Opening Date Yet.” View the full article Quote
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