(Anaheim, CA) — California has finally released its theme park reopening guidelines, and they say Disneyland and Universal Studios have to stay closed. As detailed in Tuesday’s announcement, larger theme parks like those won’t be allowed to reopen until Los Angeles and Orange Counties advance into the least-restrictive Yellow Tier under the state’s reopening system. Orange County is one tier away from getting to that level, but L.A. County is still in the most-restrictive tier, meaning it’ll likely be months until Universal reopens. When the parks do reopen, they can only allow guests at 25-percent capacity.