Universal Orlando Citywalk reopening is a sign of the baby steps Orlando's theme parks are taking to get back to business after they closed in mid-March because of the coronavirus pandemic. Universal Orlando Resort lost an estimated $10.7 million per day after it temporarily closed.
Phase 1 of Florida's reopening is set to begin Monday with some restaurants and retail stores opening on a limited capacity.
A regional task force has laid out guidelines for the world-famous, family-friendly Orlando resort to eventually open for business after shutting down last month due to COVID-19, announcing the park would only run at 50-percent capacity with strict social distancing rules
Disney is temporarily shuttering Walt Disney World in Florida and Disneyland Paris, beginning this Sunday and lasting through the end of the month, due to the coronavirus pandemic. It follows the news that Disneyland California and Universal Studios Hollywood are temporarily closing starting March 14 as well.
“With the safety of our delegates always first in mind as we closely monitored Hurricane Dorian, and then decided we were going to have an amazing event in spite of the challenges. We had no idea how amazing it was going to be,” said Rick Still
