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Disney fans, rejoice! After being closed for more than two months,Walt Disney World is finally back in business In Orlando, starting with the first phase of its reopening plan. On May 20, Disney Springs - a complex of outdoor shops and restaurants attached to the Florida Thematic Park - will resume partial operations. But before making your ears Mickey, you should read this warning of the house of the mouse. Monday, May 18, Disney published the followingStrict coronavirus disclaimer:

We have taken improved health and safety measures - for you, our other guests and distribution members. You must follow all the instructions posted during Disney Springs visit.

An inherent risk of exposure to Covid-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to serious illness and death. According toCenters for Disaster Control and PreventionThe elderly and guests with underlying medical conditions are particularly vulnerable.

By visiting Disney Springs, you voluntarily assume all the risks associated with the exposure to Covid-19.

The abovementioned health and safety measures includeMandatory facial masks (For employees, distribution members and persons aged 3 and over), temperature checks and social distance - all are similar safety procedures put in place in Shanghai Disneyland, which was theFirst of Disney's thematic parks around the world to reopen May 11th.

"We wantopen as soon as possible around the worldbut we will do it responsibly, "the CEO of Walt DisneyBob Chapsek Recently said CNBC. "Slow and stable for us."

"Everyone knows that Covid-19 is a serious affair," continued Chapek. "I think it's a good sign that Disney Springs will open to Orlando."

Here is a video describing part of theChanges Fans will see at Disney Springs this week:

According to a recent declaration of Disney World,Third party shops and restaurants will begin their debut first At Disney Springs, followed by three places belonging to Disney (World of Disney, D-Luxury Burger and the Market Cooperative) a week later, May 27. For what happened, Chapapek was very attached in his interview. with CNBC.

"We are not going to comment on specific timing," he said, noting that Shanghai Disneyland had a path similar to the reopening. "You know, we stuck our toe into the water, if you want, in Shanghai, with Disney Town, and we have exploited that for about a month and everything went very well. Again, the guests have Really cooperated, our operations were phenomenal and we held the standards we created. And I hope we will also see that at Disney Springs. And it will be the beginning of a great rebirth of Disney Parks. "And for more information about how Disney will look different post-pandemic, check out the7 things you will never see in Disney World after coronavirus.