3. Dining reservations can now be rebooked

Guests with previously-cancelled dining experiences are now able to rebook for rescheduled vacations. Guests must call ahead up to 60 days in advance of their arrival to secure replacement reservations and can also go online for dining rebooking. 

4. Dining experiences will be as contactless as possible

A key component of Walt Disney World's reopening procedures is the increase in contactless experiences for guests, which will extend to dining, with Mobile Ordering becoming the preferred way to get quick service meals and contactless payments such as Apple Pay, Google Pay, or the use of Magic Bands used in all locations, including table service locations. 

And speaking of table service restaurants,Walt Disney World has said that they will be offering contactless menus via QR codes that guests can access via their smartphones. Guests who don't want to take advantage of this option will be given paper menus as a courtesy. These menus will then be thrown away after each use. 

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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