“You may remove your face covering while actively eating or drinking, but you should be stationary and maintain appropriate physical distancing," Disney's updated policy states.
Parks have to report any guest injury or illness that requires at least a 24-hour hospital stay on quarterly basis to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
Central Florida theme parks reported 49 injuries or illnesses that required at least a 24-hour hospital in 2019. Disney World accounted for 27 of those, with 17 occurring at Universal Orlando.
Major theme parks run by Disney, Universal and SeaWorld are required to report such incidents to FDACS as part of an agreement to avoid state inspections.
Major theme parks in the region are required to report injuries or illnesses that require at least a 24-hour hospital stay as part of an agreement to avoid state inspections.
A pair of lawsuits from Disney World guests allege they were injured while riding on PeopleMover at Magic Kingdom.
The first suit, filed in Orange County in February by Heather and John Tregidgo of New Jersey,... Read More