Nobody knows for sure, but I would assume they would at that point, they are looking to be safe but not punitive to their business. The only exception would be if FL was significantly lower than the national numbers they may not due to the national mix of visitors.
But we have seen Disney going "above and beyond" with mitigation measures -- which has led to wide suspicion around here that they are slow-walking normalization for other reasons, using Covid as an excuse. Or, generously, you can say they are just exercising more extreme mitigation "out of an abundance of caution" and to assure families of their safety.
Either way -- they have already shown a willingness to limit themselves more than others, and arguably more than necessary.
In other words -- they may continue "capacity restrictions" longer than necessary, using Covid as an excuse, but ultimately for other business reasons. (Such as, a reluctance to spend more on increasing operations, opting to continue operating as a smaller entity for a while).
The last "official" word we have from Disney is that they expect social distancing and masking to continue for the "rest of the year" (unclear whether fiscal year or calendar year).
What we see with their silence -- they are not planning any significant normalization over the Spring/Summer -- Other than a modified FOTLK, there have been no signs of returning entertainment. Other than hotel re-openings already announced, no signs of additional hotel re-openings.
And what we hear from rumors from trust sources -- "at this time" no plan to bring back fireworks even for 10/1.
So it
appears, that on our current path, Disney is still planning for continued reductions/restrictions past 10/1.
Whether those reductions/restrictions will be "Covid necessary" is almost an entirely different discussion.
