The Plymouth Plantation is doing an outstanding jo...

The Plymouth Plantation is doing an outstanding job of adapting to life with Covid. I have gone twice this month, once for the cinema and second to visit the village. The cinema experience was great; yummy fresh popcorn, marked seating with single use coverings, and lovely to get the immersive theater feel that directors want viewers to receive. The village had new features (Mua? A native shelter where pilgrims and natives had exchanged goods a bit later than the 1627 time period presented by role players) a pallisade? Fenced animal grazing central to village. The paths were dotted with hand sanitition stations and benches for resting. Role players (funny in masks) were carrying personal voice amplifiers. Several were roaming in modern gear and name badges to identify as curators, but the actors were still numerous and in character. I always learn new things when we visit and enjoy the cafe and gift shops. Don't stay away- you'll be missing out!