Disney World Area Is in COVID 'Crisis' According to Orange County Executive - Yahoo Entertainment

Orange County, Florida hospitals are reaching capacity as officials report a surge in COVID-19 cases.

Orange County, Florida — home to Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando — is currently in "crisis mode" after experiencing a surge in cases of COVID-19.

Demings, who is referred to as the mayor of the county, addressed the public on Monday to discuss the sudden increase of coronavirus cases in the area, stressing the community's need to rally together and be safe.

We are seeing nearly 1,000 new cases in Orange County daily.

Orange County, which is also home to Universal Studios Orlando Resort and Seaworld Orlando, reported 3,893 new cases of the coronavirus in the last 14 days, according to new data from the OC Health Care Agency.