After months of being closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, Walt Disney World and SeaWorld are ready to reopen.
Both parks presented their plans at the Orange County Economic Task Force Recovery meeting Wednesday.
Universal Studios presented its plan last weekand is targeting a June 5 reopen date.
Walt Disney World Resort plans for a phased reopening with Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom on July 11 and EPCOT and Hollywood Studios July 15.
A new reservation system will require guests to get reservations in advance.
Enhanced safety protocols will include physical distancing, enhanced cleaning, face coverings, temperature screenings and limited contact.
Disney also says its parades and firework shows will be suspended to start.
SeaWorld says it hopes to open on June 10 for an employee appreciation night, and June 11 to the public.
They included face coverings, physical distancing, cleaning, temperature screenings and extended training as part of the reopening procedure.
SeaWorld also owns Busch Gardens in Tampa, but only spoke about the Orlando parks at the meeting.
Theme parks have been among the hardest hit industries over the past few months, shuttering their doors completely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Disney has already reopened its doors in Shanghai with limited capacity, social distancing guidelines and other safety precautions in place.
Both plans were unanimously approved by the county, but must be approved by the state before they become official.
