The Walt Disney World Resort finally began making face masks optional in all indoor and outdoor areas on February 17, 2022. But it appears that during those nearly two years of enforcement, the mask mandate triggered a disability-discrimination suit that courts just revived. According to the Orlando Sentinel, An appeals court Wednesday revived a disability-discrimination complaint filed by a man ...

After over two years, face masks are now a completely optional aspect of Guests’ Disney vacation, whether they choose the Walt Disney World Resort in Central Florida or the Disneyland Resort in Southern California. Less than a week after Disney World announced that it would no longer enforce mask mandates on bus and monorail transportation, we at Disney Fanatic have ...

As of April 19, 2022 Walt Disney World Resort Guests no longer need face coverings for any aspect of their vacation! According to an update from the Walt Disney World Resort Website, Face coverings are optional for Guests in both outdoor and indoor locations, as well as Disney transportation. It is recommended Guests who are not fully vaccinated continue wearing ...

Friday, March 18, 2022, was a “core memory” kind of visit to the Walt Disney World Resort for me. For the first time in almost two years, I did not have a face mask anywhere on my person. And it felt amazing! Living in the Free State of Florida, I have not needed to wear a face mask for almost ...

In the early afternoon of February 15, The Walt Disney World Resort announced that it was making face masks optional in all indoor and outdoor areas save for enclosed Disney transportation situations like the Monorail, Disney Skyliner, and Bus. The caveat to this is that the loosening of restrictions is intended only for those who qualify for what is currently ...

The Walt Disney World Resort has made the decision to make face coverings optional in indoor and outdoor locations save for means of public transportation. According to the Disney World Website: Beginning February 17, 2022, Face coverings will be optional for fully vaccinated Guests in both outdoor and indoor locations. We expect Guests who are not fully vaccinated to continue ...

On February 11, Universal Orlando Resort announced that it would no longer require its Guests to wear a face mask anywhere in the Parks. And I say it’s time for the Walt Disney World Resort to do the same thing. Disney World’s current face mask policies are an absolute joke. I have to wear a mask inside a spacious hotel ...