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Patrons enjoy the 200-foot dive on the SheiKra roller coaster at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, owned by SeaWorld.
The state of play: After being closed for 87 days, Busch Gardens and SeaWorld in Orlando reopened yesterday for the first time since March 16.
Masks are required for visitors age 2 and up. Most people complied, although some let them droop or took them off, the Orlando Sentinel reports.
- SeaWorld has "face covering relaxation zones," where people can sit down and take off their masks,
- The park is selling masks decorated like shark’s teeth or a dolphin’s snout.
Walt Disney World Resort theme parks will begin a phased reopening July 11.
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