Before Krysta White heads to her job as an attraction host at the Animal Kingdom Park in Orlando, Fla., she takes her temperature at home. The 32-year-old makes sure she’s feeling well, checking against a list of symptoms — coughing, shortness of breath, muscle pain, sore throat, nausea, diarrhea or vomiting — that would prohibit her from going to work.
When White gets to the park, she clocks in and has her temperature taken once more before she can head to her post at Pandora – The World of Avatar, the fantastical area based on the hit James Cameron film. A face shield tops her face mask as she shepherds visitors on and off rides.
It’s great, she says good-naturedly, because she no longer has to put on a full face of makeup.
Disney World, which called White and others back to work in recent weeks, reopens to the public this Saturday.
When White gets to the park, she clocks in and has her temperature taken once more before she can head to her post at Pandora – The World of Avatar, the fantastical area based on the hit James Cameron film. A face shield tops her face mask as she shepherds visitors on and off rides.
It’s great, she says good-naturedly, because she no longer has to put on a full face of makeup.
Disney World, which called White and others back to work in recent weeks, reopens to the public this Saturday.
- 7/10/2020
- by Elaine Low
- Variety Film + TV
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