Just a few days ago, we visited “The Bourne Stuntacular” at Universal Studios Florida, and were shocked that the attraction was no longer leaving every other row empty. This lead to guests sitting directly in front of or behind each other. Since then, the attraction has reverted back to its old physical distancing measures.

According to Team Members, filling every row was a test and—after many guest complaints—they have gone to back to seating every other row.

When the attraction first opened, every other row was roped off. There is now nothing blocking the seats, but Team Members are directing guests to the correct rows.

Two seats are left open between each party. Originally, three seats were left open, but they have lowered the number to two so as to increase the attraction’s capacity.

As Universal Orlando Resort’s newest attraction, it’s no wonder that “The Bourne Stuntacular” is popular and Universal wants to increase its capacity.

If you’re interested in reading more on “The Bourne Stuntacular,” check out our other articles on the attraction here:

• VIDEO: Scope Out the Queue and Declassified Highlights of The Bourne Stuntacular at Universal Studios Florida
• VIDEO: Universal Studios Florida Provides Sneak Peek of The Bourne Stuntacular Ahead of Grand Opening
• The Bourne Stuntacular at Universal Studios Florida Sets Offical Opening Date

Have you experienced “The Bourne Stuntacular”? What are your thoughts about the changing physical distancing protocols?