Philharmagic, Fantasmic and all of the various other theater shows are only one aspect though. That’s cut and dry. For phase one any ride where more than 10 people are in the ride vehicle would have to limit to 10 (Star Tours, ToT, Pirates, etc) Same as parades, fireworks and other similar events where there’s a group gathered. What about entering the parks? Busses, monorails and ferries? None of that is like a mall or shopping center. Disney Springs is basically a mall. The hotels should be able to follow what the hotel industry is doing in general. The parks themselves seem to me to be difficult to exclude from gatherings of more than 10 people. They could rely on mitigating measures to allow an opening. That’s probably their best argument.
This just popped up, Regal is following them too. I doubt anything will really change honestly. Aside from a few movies over the years, I'd rather not go to a theater considering how poor they are at enforcing policies. I'd like to experience an Alamo Drafthouse since they enforce without caring about their PR.
It's complicated because in the guidelines they say no gatherings of more than ten people but they also say that large venues can operate under strict social distancing. It seems that "gatherings" are defined as something different than a few thousand people in an arena that are socially distanced. I wish they would provide more detailed documents to understand exactly what they mean.
Just do a search for Orlando TV stations and you'll find all their sites. Most of them stream the governor's briefing each day.
