South Florida is reopening after coronavirus closings. But there are things you can’t do
Before you put on your pants to grab yourself some pre-COVID-19 life, note that there are still several things you can’t do — legally, that is — as Miami-Dade and Broward counties enter their next stages of reopening Monday.
Not every business is free from the coronavirus shutdown.
Here’s what you can’t do yet:
▪ Get a tattoo.
▪ Go to the beach.
▪ Go to a movie theater. Or, live theater Unless it’s a drive-in.
▪ Hit a gym where you have to pay for membership (except in Fort Lauderdale, which says “yes,” while Broward County is saying “no”).
▪ Bowl.
▪ Visit a massage parlor.
▪ Quaff a beer or proper drink at a bar.
▪ Move something at a nightclub.
▪ Get a room at a hotel or motel.
▪ Go to a South Beach restaurant. Or, a North Beach restaurant (Miami Beach is waiting on that).
▪ Go to the Keys (unless you live there).
This story was originally published May 18, 2020 at 10:59 AM.
