Disneyland lifts one of its last mask mandates

Disneyland is now not requiring visitors to masks up on its shuttle buses or monorail, dropping certainly one of its final COVID-19 masking necessities.

The change comes after a federal decide voided the nationwide masks mandate for all public transit, like buses and trains.

Masks at the moment are solely required on the theme park’s first help part for everybody aged 2 and older, in accordance with Disneyland’s web site.

The Anaheim theme park started loosening masking guidelines in February, when it dropped its indoor masks mandate for these vaccinated towards COVID-19 — holding it a requirement solely on public transport and in first help areas.

Now, whereas it’s “strongly advisable” that theme park visitors put on face coverings whereas indoors and in enclosed transportation, it’s now not required at Disneyland.

Disneyland additionally doesn’t require guests to indicate proof of vaccination or a destructive coronavirus check, although its web site notes that, “The State of California strongly recommends that each one Visitors be totally vaccinated or receive a destructive COVID-19 check previous to getting into the Disneyland Resort.”

The Disneyland Resort introduced again its tram service in late February, after a virtually two-year-long COVID-19 closure.

Earlier than that, guests needed to make the lengthy stroll to the theme park after parking on the Mickey and Buddies and Pixar Buddies parking constructions.