As Disney Springs prepares for its reopening tomorrow, new signage has been posted throughout the grounds with “Health and Safety Reminders”. These signs remind guests to wear face coverings, maintain social distancing at all times, wash their hands, and cover any coughs or sneezes. Additional signage has been installed at entertainment venues and at store entrances.
Signs are up by the concert area across from Wetzel’s Pretzels.
Walt Disney World ambassadors are showing the media how to follow the new social distancing markers set up along the ground.
One-way directional arrows will direct traffic flow throughout the shopping and dining complex.
Additionally, over at Paradiso 37, outdoor tables have been set up according to the new 6-foot distancing protocols. The restaurant will be among nearly 50 locations reopening tomorrow. To check out the full list of reopened stores and restaurants, click here.
Will you be headed to Disney Springs this week? You can review all of the new Disney Springs guidelines here, and don’t forget to read up on some of the Frequently Asked Questions here.
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I really think things should just open up normally, just have a smaller capacity. “Social distancing” is just weird and no way to live.
Being near someone with the virus would be bad though…
Not for 99.99% of the population
It is weird, isn’t it? But our whole world is weird right now so we have to accommodate. Soon enough people get used to the abnormal.
Will the majority of Disney guests maintain social distancing when management caves and packs them into the parks like squashed mice? What happens when the guests are just too drunk to care ?
No thanks!
It’s kinda embarrassing how much I am looking forward to tomorrow. Quarantine certainly makes little things more exciting.
Do people really need Uggs, Pandora bracelets, Disney souvenirs, and dinner at Trex so bad that it is worth risking thousands of lives? It is not just about YOU, it is protecting the entire community. The people that go should sign a waiver forgoing any medical care if they contract COVID-19. Why waste resources on selfish, careless people?
You’re focusing primarily on potential consumers when, in actuality, it’s about letting people who need money get back to work, in as safe and responsible a way as possible. From that perspective, it’s not a waste of resources. As you said yourself, “it’s not just about YOU.”