There’s been a consistent modification to the health and safety guidelines happening in both theme parks and states as a whole.

Recently, California’s ICU capacity dropped down to 0% on Christmas Day, after a stay-at-home order had already been put in place. While the state has expected that there could possibly be an extension to the order, today the government has confirmed that it will continue through next year.
According to the most recent public health conference, California’s stay-at-home order will last through at least another three weeks until ICU capacity is at 15%. The order will stay in place in the San Joaquin Valley and Southern California.

However, while the situation will be assessed daily, four-week projections don’t show ICU capacity significantly increasing since the demand exceeds the capacity currently. However, 0% capacity does not mean that there are zero beds available. It means that those specific regions are in “surge” capacity on average.

At this time, the order remains in Southern California, so that doesn’t necessarily mean it could stretch on the full three weeks. If the above projection factors and requirements are meant, then it could be a shorter period of time.

As California continues to make changes to its health and safety regulations, we’ll be sure to update you on everything you need to know. And, we’ll give you all the details on how these extended restrictions could affect Downtown Disney.
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California continues to lead the nation in Covid cases despite the stay at home orders. Biden is laying the groundwork with stating that the next few months will be the worst so far. Florida has shown that parks can be operated safely if given the chance.