Can I drive to work? Can I visit family and friends? What if I need groceries? Can I go out for a walk? What’s on the essential and non-essential list of businesses? Are golf courses or playgrounds open?

They’re the most asked questions right now with the COVID-19 Stay At Home order that went into effect today at noon. Officials created a downloadable PDF file to answer residents’ concerns. From golf courses to grocery stores, it’s pretty thorough. Download it here.

What’s open, what’s closed in Tampa Bay…

• Universal Orlando Resort

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  The parks could open as soon as June 5. Select CityWalk venues are open from 4–10 pm daily.

• Bed Bath & Beyond

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  Bed Bath & Beyond stores are closed.

• Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

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  The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino reopened May 21.
• Local Malls

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  Most Tampa area malls are now reopened, although some stores have not reopened yet.

• Trader Joe’s

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  Stores are closing at 8pm instead of 9pm. Customers wait outside in a line to keep from overcrowding in the store.

• Walmart

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  Walmart stores are open.
• Publix

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  Publix locations close at 8pm to give employees more time to sanitize the stores and restock shelves. A senior shopping hour is available Tuesday and Wednesday mornings at 7.

• Armature Works

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  Select Armature Works vendors are open for pickup and delivery.

• Bars

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  Bars can reopen at 50% capacity indoors and full capacity outdoors.
• Target

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  Stores close at 9p daily. They are also reserving the first hour of shopping each Wednesday to support the elderly and people with underlying health concerns.

• Burger King

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  Dining areas are closed, but drive thru service is available.

• Dunkin

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  Dunkin says they're limiting their service to drive-thru, carry out and delivery.
• Mall Stores

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  Sephora is among quite a few mall retailers that will close during the pandemic. Sephora says they will be closed. Abercrombie & Fitch, Macy's, Disney stores, Gap, J. Crew, Lush, Nike, Bath & Bodyworks, Nordstrom, REI, T-Mobile, and Ulta are all closed.

• Movie Theaters

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  Movie theaters can reopen at reduced capacity with social distancing in mind.

• Drive-In Movies

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  It's a blast from the past and with the current situation, drive-ins in Tampa, Dade City, Ruskin and Lakeland are thriving!
• Fast Food

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  Most fast food restaurants have returned to full operation, no longer just offering drive thru service.

• Starbucks

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  In store seating areas are closed, but take out and drive thru remain open.

• Busch Gardens

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  Reopening June 11. They'll be closed Tuesday and Wednesday to start.
• Chick-Fil-A

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  Dining areas are closed, but take out and drive thru are available.

• MOSI

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  MOSI, along with The Glazer Children’s Museum, Tampa Museum of Art, Henry B. Plant Museum and The Florida Aquarium are closed.

• Tampa Theatre

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  Tampa Theatre is doing "virtual screenings" until they can reopen.
• Disney Springs

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  The parks remain closed, but some retail stores and restaurants are open at Disney Springs.

• ZooTampa

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  They are open. Advance tickets & reservations are not required but are highly recommended to guarantee entry.

• Kennedy Space Center

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  Kennedy Space Center reopened May 28.

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