Task Force Discussing Guidelines For When Orlando Theme Parks Reopen
ORLANDO (CBSMiami/CNN) - An economic task force in Central Florida is discussing possible guidelines and mandates for Orlando theme parks when they re-open.
They are just initial suggestions for parks like Walt Disney World, Universal Studios Orlando, and SeaWorld Orlando.
Orange County officials say they are waiting on guidance from Governor Ron DeSantis before moving ahead with any plans.
Some of the guidelines including opening parks at 50 percent capacity and eventually moving to 75 percent when conditions improve.
Other guidelines include making sure all employees wear face masks and putting touchless hand sanitizer stations at each attraction entrance and exit.
There are no confirmed dates for when the parks will reopen.
Walt Disney World has started canceling reservations through May 23rd. The Disney parks are officially closed through May 16th with no new bookings being made before June 1st.
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