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News Magic Kingdom July 2020 reopening reports
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scpergj
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I didn’t see anyone get turned away, but the signs do state that you will not be allowed in with a fever.
Getting in is quite easy. There are several people with temperature scanners, they point them at your forehead, and tell you if you can go in. After that is bag check then park entry.
Piebald
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They are not CMs they are AdventHealth employees (large local SDA hospital system in Central Florida) and no I dont see anyone turned away in my limited experience. I think you're able to get retested. It's likely all optics.
Super fast and easy pretty much like any other place you get temperature checks
mickeymiss
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What is the bag check like? What do stroller peeps do?
Overview of bag check at https://www.wdwmagic.com/attraction...w-covid-19-health-and-safety-restrictions.htm
Strollers have to empty contents for visual inspection
TrainsOfDisney
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Is that the same at DAK with the new scanners or can the strollers roll through them?
Strollers go through
_caleb
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The Merida actress is a boss
This is really neat! Thanks for sharing !
mickeymiss
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Thank you. Can you keep things like sanitizer in your pocket? I know last year we could leave sunscreen and sanitizer on the stroller. They had us put the stroller off to the side. They said our child could stay over there and not have to go through screening. Just seeing how much it has changed
Everything stays in pockets and bags with the exception of metal water bottles.Thank you. Can you keep things like sanitizer in your pocket? I know last year we could leave sunscreen and sanitizer on the stroller. They had us put the stroller off to the side. They said our child could stay over there and not have to go through screening. Just seeing how much it has changed
DznyGrlSD
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- In the Parks
- Yes
and umbrellas
mickeymiss
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Sorry to be a pest but are we allowed to hold small things if we don't want to put it in a communal bin? Like sanitizer and plastic sunscreen?
They are asking you to put metal bottles in the bins, and everything else in pockets or bags. If you don't have any pockets or bags, I would imagine you can hold it in your hand. Like TSA, a lot of it depends on the individual operating the line you are in as to exactly what rules they are following.
Gillyanne
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This makes me want to not take my regular water bottle, but it's insulated, so I'm so torn. popping it open and still having cold water is a plus...