US Disney Resorts , Halt Mask Requirements, for Vaccinated Patrons.
CNN reports that starting Feb. 17, face masks will no longer be required for fully-vaccinated guests at Disneyland and Walt Disney World Resorts.
CNN reports that starting Feb. 17, face masks will no longer be required for fully-vaccinated guests at Disneyland and Walt Disney World Resorts.
CNN reports that starting Feb. 17, face masks will no longer be required for fully-vaccinated guests at Disneyland and Walt Disney World Resorts.
Masks will still be mandatory for those who are
not fully vaccinated and for all patrons ages 2
and up on enclosed transportation vehicles.
Masks will still be mandatory for those who are
not fully vaccinated and for all patrons ages 2
and up on enclosed transportation vehicles.
Masks will still be mandatory for those who are
not fully vaccinated and for all patrons ages 2
and up on enclosed transportation vehicles.
Disney's updated protocols follow similar changes made by Florida's Universal Orlando on Feb. 12.
Disney's updated protocols follow similar changes made by Florida's Universal Orlando on Feb. 12.
Universal Orlando also eliminated the requirement for fully-vaccinated individuals to wear masks based on "local conditions and trends.".
However, Universal Hollywood is
keeping its protocols in place.
All guests still have to wear masks
at all times regardless of vaccination
status, both indoors and outdoors.
Guests who are 5 or older are also required to provide proof of vaccination or a
negative COVID-19 test prior to entry