Walt Disney World's trash cans are in the process of being returned to normal after almost a year of having no lids.
When Walt Disney World began its phased reopening from the COVID shutdown in May 2020, all of the trash cans had their lids locked in the up-swing position to reduce guest's physical contact with surfaces.
This week a team is moving through property, reinstalling the lids, and returning them to an almost pre-COVID look. The health and safety warning labels are remaining in position for now.
Disney is currently edging closer to normal with small steps being taken on a near weekly basis. So far we have seen mask usage relaxed for guests taking photos, the removal of a face shelf requirement for Cast Members outdoors, and temperature checks being phased out this week for both guests and Cast Members.
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