26th May 2020 
Universal Orlando Resort
Universal Orlando Resort is getting ready to reopen. It has confirmed that Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure and Volcano Bay will welcome visitors on June 5.
The resort will reopen with stringent new health, safety and hygiene procedures. All visitors and staff must follow CDC guidelines and the policies of Universal Orlando.
“Note that any public location where people are present provides an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 and we cannot guarantee that you will not be exposed during your visit,” the website reads.
In accordance with CDC guidelines, Universal Orlando is implementing enhanced sanitation procedures and additional measures for distance spacing and screening.
Face masks must be worn at Universal Orlando
Guests and employees must comply with the following:
- Everyone is required to wear a face covering during their visit.
- Temperature checks are required upon arrival, and guests with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be admitted.
- Wash your hands regularly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.
- Practice social distancing and keep at least 2 metres between your group and others.
- Stand on the floor markings until the group in front of you moves forward.
- Avoid contact with people who are sick.
- Visitors will be required to use hand sanitiser at select locations.
- Follow directions from team members.
Volcano Bay water park also reopening June 5
Universal Orlando’s confirmation of reopening comes after the Orange County Economic Recovery Task Force approved the resort’s proposed phased reopening plan.
Universal Orlando CEO John Sprouls submitted Universal Orlando Resort’s proposal to the task force, which is led by Mayor Jerry Demings, on May 21.
Universal Orlando Resort has already partially reopened, welcoming guests once again to the CityWalk shopping centre on May 14.
Comcast previously released results for Q1 2020, also announcing updates on its theme park projects, including Epic Universe, Super Nintendo World Japan and Universal Beijing.
Say it is not true. I have heard that some, not all season pass holders were invited by an email letter to come to Universal Orlando parks on Wed and Thurs June 3 and 4th.. is this not discrimination?
What about the people who have Universal ON site hotel reservations at one of the 3 LOWE’S hotels.. on the park grounds… will they be extended the same offer?
I would like to think that Lowe’s hotels would take care of their HOTEL guests, who by the way as part of their room rate..
now have Park tickets ? What are these hotel guests to do, sit in their hotel room until Friday morning to gain entry to the park?
What on earth? Discrimination? They’re test opening with their passholders, if you don’t like it, become a pass holder. Or here’s an idea, change your reservations so you don’t have to “sit in your room”. They’re not forcing you to visit, who are you to tell them how to reopen.
Better yet, for the benefit of anyone with a 5 mile radius of the universal property, please just don’t go. Your choosing beggar type is ridiculous, entitled, and disgusting.
No Lowe’s will not extend that offer to their guests… Lowes is third party to Universal. So they have no reason to let Lowes guests into the park until the 5th along with the rest of the public. The park is actually opening to team members first on June 1st and 2nd, annual passholders on the 3rd and 4th, then the rest of the public on the 5th.
If you are staying onsite hotel will there still be the hour early entry that it states comes with the hotel? Thank you