Could we see more testing sites at other theme park resorts?

Regardless of the motivation for this move, this is a big step towards getting actors back in the theme parks, and hopefully we'll learn more about when favorite shows will return in the near future. 

However, looking more broadly at the opening of this testing site, it seems important to mention that Walt Disney World has become the first theme park resort in the nation to have on-site testing, which is definitely a game changer for the resort, not only for the Cast Members who are now able to get tested easily and without fee, but also for members of the community (and presumably guests as well). 

It seems unlikely that other theme park resorts (like Universal Orlando Resort) will be able to host testing sites in a similar way, but seeing Disney commit to be a part of the solution to stop the spread of COVID-19 in central Florida is certainly a good step for them to take, and sends a message that the resort is taking the virus seriously. 

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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