Although it’s been nearly a year since Disney World closed (and later reopened), we’re still seeing new health and safety precautions being taken at the parks.
Disney continues to update its face covering and social distancing policies and has added plexiglass between rows in many queues and on attractions.
And it seems that Disney is now testing plexiglass dividers on yet another ride at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Today, we noticed that one boat on Na’vi River Journey had plexiglass placed on the back of each seat to create a partition between rows.
So far, we’ve only seen this on one boat, and the other boats remain unaffected. But it’s likely Disney might be preparing to start loading every row of Na’vi River Journey soon.
With spring break crowds already arriving in Disney World, loading every row could result in shorter wait times for this attraction. If anything changes, though, we’ll be sure to let you know.
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Is this attraction currently open? I saw it posted earlier that it was closed for refurbishment until April?