
Disneyland drops mask mandate for vaccinated guests as it opens to all
NY Post
Fully vaccinated adult guests at Disneyland will no longer be required to wear masks starting Tuesday as the Anaheim, Calif.-based theme park reopens to everyone.
Disneyland will retain some key safety protocols, such as mask requirements for children age 2 and up who are not fully vaccinated. Visitors who aren’t fully vaccinated must continue wearing a mask indoors, but Disneyland won’t require a proof of vaccination. Instead, guests will be asked to “self-attest that they are in compliance prior to entry,” the resort said on its blog Monday.More Related News

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