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Did Disneyland announce a new 'no screaming on theme park rides' policy?

By Sarah Thompson
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Disneyland has not said that the park will institute a "no screaming on theme park rides" policy, contrary to a social media post.

While state government and the California Attractions and Parks Association trade group have published recommendations for reopening amusement and theme parks during the pandemic, that guidance does not specify that parks institute a "no screaming" policy.

A document from the California Department of Public Health includes 18 specific points about theme park rides. First on the list is mandatory face coverings for visitors and employees. There is no mention of a "no screaming" policy.

The industry association's recommendations are similar but stop well before a "no screaming" policy.

See a full discussion of this at Lead Stories
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Sources
State of California Industry guidance to reduce risk
State of California COVID-19 Industry Gudidance: Amusement Parks and Theme Parks
Reopen California Amusement Parks Responsibly Responsible Reopening Plan
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