Although we’ve been exploring the theme parks since they’ve re-opened, travel these days is looking A LOT different.

Airports have installed PPE vending machines, while the TSA has put new precautionary measures in place for passengers and employees to follow. However, not all travel is possible right now in accordance with government officials.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan has stated that the restrictions on non-essential travel at the borders have been extended through October 21st.

Restrictions on non-essential travel at land border ports of entry have been extended through Oct. 21. @CBP is committed to slowing the spread of #COVID19 while keeping essential trade and travel flowing. pic.twitter.com/xSofqrU3Gh

— CBP Mark Morgan (@CBPMarkMorgan) September 18, 2020

The CBP itself has provided more information on what these restrictions entail. Currently, essential travel includes circumstances like U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents returning to the country, individuals traveling for essential work or to attend educational institutions, people working on official government or diplomatic situations, and more.

TRAVEL ALERT: The temporary restriction on non-essential travel at US land border ports of entry remains in effect. Essential travel and trade continue unimpeded. Essential travel includes, but is not limited to: pic.twitter.com/WIkuwoK08G

— CBP (@CBP) September 18, 2020

While the border restriction on non-essential travel has been extended through the end of October, the CBP has not stated when it would be lifted. We’ll continue to keep you updated on travel restrictions and how this may affect your upcoming Disney vacation!

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