Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is the first of the major Florida attractions to reinstate a mask requirement for its guests.
On an updated health and safety page on its website, the park said, "Due to the recent increase of COVID-19 cases and the Delta variant, we have updated our face mask policy. All guests, including those vaccinated against COVID-19, are required to wear face coverings in all indoor locations. This includes all attractions, attraction queues/lines, show viewing areas, restaurant and buses. Guests who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 are not required to wear face coverings outdoors."
The move comes as the CDC issued new guidelines yesterday that everyone, regardless of vaccination status, should wear a mask when indoors in high COVID transmission areas, including all of Florida.
Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings will be giving an update later today, where we may see some type of additional local guidance.
Disney has not yet made any revisions to its mask policy, and at the parks today, it was business as usual, with most guests not wearing masks indoors. From casual observation, it appears that more Cast Members are wearing masks indoors, where company policy currently makes that decision optional for individual Cast Members.
With Disney previously using CDC guidelines for many of its past COVID-19 decisions, it would seem likely we will hear something soon from Walt Disney World.
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