
Temperature checks are gone from some theme parks and elsewhere. Health experts say that's just fine
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Just before the CDC's new mask guidance for vaccinated people became the country's hot Covid-19 topic, a different feature of the pandemic was falling by the wayside: temperature checks at amusement parks.
Several Florida theme parks -- Disney World, Universal Studios Orlando Resort, Legoland Florida, SeaWorld Orlando and Busch Gardens Tampa Bay -- said recently they would no longer scan the temperatures of guests or workers upon entry, effective immediately or in days, citing evolving government or medical guidance. So did every Cedar Fair property in the US, like Ohio's Cedar Point and King's Island.More Related News

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