Universal Orlando Resort announced today that, effective Friday, masks would be required in indoor portions of the park such as restaurants, shops, and indoor hotel public areas. They will likewise…
The Sunshine State recorded 8,892 new cases and a 3% test positivity rate on November 30
the CDC. By December 17, it was seeing 28,841 new cases daily and had a 7-day average test positivity rate of 4%.…face coverings will now be required, effective Friday, December 24, 2021, at all public indoor locations within Universal Orlando Resort for both guests and team members regardless of vaccination status – including restaurants, shops, and indoor hotel public areas.
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