Face masks, temperature checks and socially distanced rides are among the new safety measures in place
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"As we enjoy our parks together again, everyone will need to follow CDC guidelines and the recommendations of health officials, and Universal Orlando’s policies," the companySome of those policies are already familiar to many Americans, including the use of face masks and social distancing. Others may take some getting used to.
For example, all guests and employees of the park must wear a facial covering throughout their visit. If a guest arrives without a mask, a disposable one will be provided to them. Lines for rides and attractions are now virtual, meaning guests get in a digital queue and show up to the designated spot in person only when it's their turn. The rides themselves are also spaced out with seats or entire rows left empty.Even the parking process is affected. Staggering parking times in numerous lots keeps visitors apart as they arrive and allows for easy social distancing.
Park employees were also seen wiping down high-touch surfaces, like escalator handrails as part of an intensified sanitation regimen that had already begun before the March closure.Other new measures, like touchless temperature checks at entrances, may feel a little more unusual to U.S. parkgoers, but are already in practice in places likeIf a visitor does not pass a temperature test, they are given time in a cool area to see if their temperature drops below the required level.
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