Walt Disney World Updates Mask Requirements To Close Possible Loophole

Disney World has updated its mask policy to require guests to be stationary while eating or drinking to prevent COVID-19 transmission. This change aims to close a loophole that allowed guests to walk around without masks, potentially spreading the virus. The update is crucial as Florida, where Disney World is located, is experiencing a surge in COVID-19 cases, making it the epicenter of the virus in the US. The new rule applies to all guests and employees.

When did Walt Disney World Parks reopen?

• June 11th

• July 11th

• September 11th

• August 11th

What was the initial mask policy at Disney World Parks?

• Masks were required only for employees

• Masks were optional

• Masks were required only indoors

• Masks were required at all times except while eating and drinking

What change did Disney make to its safety requirements regarding eating and drinking?

• Allowed eating and drinking while walking

• Required guests to be stationary while eating or drinking

• Prohibited eating and drinking in the park

• Allowed eating and drinking only in designated areas

Why are the updated safety measures crucial for Florida?

• Florida has no other safety measures in place

• Florida is not affected by COVID-19

• Florida is the epicenter of the virus in the US

• Florida has a low number of COVID-19 cases

Who do the updated rules apply to at Disney World?

• Only guests

• Only park employees

• Only visitors from Florida

• Both guests and park employees