Disney will have to limit capacity severely, and could block out ticket-holders and annual passholders

Though we still don't know exactly what Walt Disney World's opening could look like, a recent statement from the park confirms that there will be strict capacity limits, and even if a guests has purchased a ticket to go to the Disney Parks or has an unblocked annual pass, they still may not be able to get into the theme parks.

 Of course,  Disney will work with guests affected by capacity limits, and we'd imagine guests will be spread out as evenly as possible between the parks (whichever ones end up opening) in an effort to keep distance. 

We know that Disney is planning their reopening as we speak, and it looks like we should have some solid information in the near future about what exactly the park's reopening will look like. When (and under what circumstances) do you think Disney will reopen?

As always, while this situation is evolving, all travelers should check out the CDC's official site here, which has information on the virus and how to prevent its spread. 

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