Disney World said it will start to phase out temperature checks for guests from this weekend.
"Following the advice of the CDC and our local health officials, we will phase out onsite temperature screenings at Walt Disney World Resort for Cast Members beginning May 8 and Guests on May 16," Disney World said in a statement on its website.
Guests will still be asked to wear face masks, except when eating, drinking, or taking photos outside at the Orlando-based resort.
Social distancing rules will also be reduced from 6 feet to 3 feet, after reopening in July last year.
Dr. Raul Pino, health officer for the Orange County Department of Health, said last week that checking temperatures "makes no difference" and could be a waste of resources, WFTV reported.
Temperature screenings will still be required for entry to some locations, including at the resort's hotel restaurants.
Guests with a temperature 100.4 F or above will not be allowed entry, along with the rest of their party, the statement said.
California-based Disney Land reopened last week at 25% capacity. The park is open to California residents only.
