Phase Two Begins In Florida

Author Roxanne Wilder

June 4th, 2020 6:54 AM

A new executive order came down yesterday. Governor Ron DeSantis made an announcement yesterday regarding moving through the “SAFE. SMART. STEP-BY-STEP” plan.

We are ready for Phase 2. It begins on Friday. The state has been in Full Phase 1 for over two weeks. What does Phase 2 mean?

Gyms and retail spaces can open at full capacity.
Bars and pubs can operate at 50 percent capacity (although there will be diminished standing room).
Amusement parks are allowed to re-open if they’ve submitted their plan to the state and have been approved.

Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties are not yet ready for Phase 2. They’ll have to get permission from the state before moving to Phase 2.

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What’s open, what’s closed in Tampa Bay…

Some Florida businesses are reopening as the number of COVID-19 cases begin to go down. Many have limited hours and capacity so it’s a good idea to call ahead.

• Disney World

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  Disney World will begin a phased reopening of its theme parks on July 11. First, they will reopen Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom. Then, EPCOT and Hollywood Studios would reopen July 15.

• Bars

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  Bars can reopen at 50% capacity indoors and full capacity outdoors.

• Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

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  The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino reopened May 21.
• Glazer Children’s Museum

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  Glazer Children's Museum reopened June 6.

• Universal Orlando

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  Parks opened June 5 at reduced capacity. Guests must go through a temperature check and wear a face mask.

• SeaWorld

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  SeaWorld Orlando will reopen to the public on June 11.
• The Florida Aquarium

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  The Florida Aquarium is open. Online reservations are required for all guests.

• Kennedy Space Center

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• Top Golf

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  Topgolf Tampa has reopened with new social distancing precautions.
• ZooTampa

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  They are open. Advance tickets & reservations are not required but are highly recommended to guarantee entry.

• Restaurants

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  Restaurants can operate at reduced capacity.

• Busch Gardens

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  Reopening June 11. They'll be closed Tuesday and Wednesday to start.
• Gyms and Fitness Centers

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  Gyms have reopened with restrictions.

• Sparkman Warf

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  Sparkman Wharf is open with social distancing guidelines. Hours moving forward are Tuesday through Thursday, 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Friday through Sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 9 p.m.

• Salons

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  Salons reopened Monday, May 11.
• Drive-In Movies

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  It's a blast from the past and with the current situation, drive-ins in Tampa, Dade City, Ruskin and Lakeland are thriving!

• Local Malls

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  Most Tampa area malls are now reopened, although some stores have not reopened yet.

• Breweries

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  Pinellas County breweries were given the ok to reopen on May 19.
• Fast Food

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  Most fast food restaurants have returned to full operation, no longer just offering drive thru service.

• Publix

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  Publix locations have returned to normal hours (7am to 9pm).

• Beaches

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  Pinellas County beaches reopened May 4th. Beaches are also open in Manatee County, Hernando County, and Sarasota County
• City Of Tampa Parks

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  All Tampa parks, dog parks, beaches and year-round pools are open. Certain areas in the parks will remain closed and residents will be required to practice social distancing and gatherings of more than 10 people will not be prohibited.

• Walmart

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  Walmart stores are open.

• Disney Springs

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  The parks remain closed, but some retail stores and restaurants are open at Disney Springs.
• Trader Joe’s

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  Stores are closing at 8pm instead of 9pm. Customers wait outside in a line to keep from overcrowding in the store.

• Target

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  Stores close at 9p daily. They are also reserving the first hour of shopping each Wednesday to support the elderly and people with underlying health concerns.

• Movie Theaters

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  Movie theaters can reopen at reduced capacity with social distancing in mind.
• Pier 1 Imports

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  According to Channel 8, after almost 60 years in business, Pier 1 intends to close its remaining stores.

• Tampa Theatre

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  Tampa Theatre is doing "virtual screenings" until they can reopen.

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