(CNN) — Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando says it’s bringing back the Park Hopper ticket on January 1, with some restrictions.
This ticket allows admission to more than one park on a single day.
Park Hopper hours will start at 2 p.m. each day and end at the park’s closing time, according to Disney.
“These modifications are designed to help us continue managing attendance in a way that fosters physical distancing,” the blog post said. “Additionally, other enhanced health and safety measures remain in effect, including face coverings required for all guests ages two and up.”
The Florida Department of Health in Orange County, where Disney World is located, said via email Friday that, to date, it “has not seen any outbreaks of the COVID-19 virus associated with the local theme parks.”
For instance, guests had always been required to wear a face covering, but days after reopening, the rule was adjusted so visitors couldn’t walk and eat at the same time. Now, eating and drinking in line at rides is prohibited in an effort to stop people from walking with their masks off.
Capacity was increased from 25% to 35% while still adhering “to the local guidelines and the guidelines that are stipulated by the CDC with the six-foot social distancing,” Chapek said.
CNN’s Ray Sanchez contributed to this report.