Disney4me Posted September 4, 2020 Report Posted September 4, 2020 Disney World has been open for almost two months, but Florida continues to face the global health crisis. Florida Palm Trees The state was placed under a State of Emergency beginning March 9th. The State of Emergency order has been extended twice since its initial filing and was set to expire tomorrow. Now, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has filed a new executive order to extend the State of Emergency by another 60 days. DeSantis issued the order of extension this morning meaning that the new expiration date for the State of Emergency is November 3rd. This order is subject to change; we may see another extension or we may see an order to let it expire early depending on the health crisis. Florida Florida no longer has any travel restrictions in place from the gubernatorial office, so the state of emergency does not necessarily impact any trips to the state. We will be checking in on this situation often so stay tuned to DFB for the latest updates. Click here to learn about the current state of Florida theme parks. Does the state of emergency affect your Disney plans? Tell us in the comments. Related posts:NEWS: Florida Governor Extends State of Emergency and Tri-State Quarantine Order for Another Two Months More Restaurant Reopening Details Discussed By The Re-Open Florida Task Force Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Comments on the Reopening of Universal Orlando’s Theme Parks View the full article Quote
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