Central Florida is starting to reopenUpdated on June 18 at 10:10pm
Here’s a list of the reopenings in Central Florida, not including sporting events. I will update this list when I have more information, so keep checking back. If you know of something that I missed, please contact me. More information on what will or won’t be open, as well as capacity, can be found on each establishment’s website. I’ve included a link to each attraction.
If there is a concert, sports game, festival, or another type of gathering that you plan to attend, double check before you head out. Check the website, if possible, before calling, since phone lines are jammed at the moment.
Walt Disney World has announced that Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party and Disney H2O Glow Nights will not take lace this year.
Theme Parks:
Walt Disney World – Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Animal Kingdom will reopen July 11, Disney’s Hollywood Studios and EPCOT July 15. Walt Disney World has paused the sale of tickets and new hotel reservations for the time being.
Disney Springs has already reopened, with limited capacity. Many stores and restaurants have reopened, but some are still closed. Some entertainment venues remain closed. Hours of operation at Disney Springs are 10:00am through 10:00pm daily.
Universal Orlando Resort – has reopened.
SeaWorld Orlando – has reopened.
Aquatica Orlando – has reopened.
Discovery Cove – has reopened.
Busch Gardens Tampa – has reopened.
LEGOLAND Florida Resort – has reopened.
Other Area Attractions (in alphabetical order):
Central Florida Zoo – has reopened.
The Crayola Experience – remains closed.
Fun Spot America – has reopened.
Gatorland – has reopened.
The Holy Land Experience – remains closed.
ICON Park – select attractions and restaurants have reopened.
Island H2O Live! Water Park – has reopened.
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex – has reopened.
Old Town – has reopened.
Orlando Science Center – has reopened.
Wild Florida – the drive-through safari is open.