Florida theme parks discontinue mask requirement outdoors

Positive news coming from Florida! The popular theme parks in Florida, including Disney World and Universal Orlando have ended mask requirements outdoors (optional) to ease pandemic restrictions. On their official website, Disney World mentioned that visitors do not have to wear masks "in outdoor common areas".

Masks will not be required outdoors at Universal Orlando. But "while at indoor locations, indoor hotel public areas and at all attractions," wearing a face mask is mandatory even for fully vaccinated visitors.
The updated rules were announced after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said that Americans who are fully vaccinated are not required to cover their faces outdoors. Recently the agency made another announcement mentioning that people who got their jabs can now go maskless at several indoor venues too.

But CDC still wants unvaccinated Americans to wear masks indoors and outdoors. However, SeaWorld Orlando and Busch Gardens Tampa have changed their rules for fully vaccinated visitors saying that guests who got the jab "in accordance with CDC guidance" can enter the parks.
The parks are not asking for any proof of vaccination.