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Destin Commons set to reopen on May 4 as part of Phase 1

Destin Commons will re-open Monday, May 4, following the Phase One guidelines set forth this week by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Guests are encouraged to contact shops directly to verify their operating status and hours as some may vary. Visit DestinCommons.com for retailer contact information. As mandated by the governor, restaurants will operate at 25% […]

Jared Williams

Destin Commons will re-open Monday, May 4, following the Phase One guidelines set forth this week by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

Guests are encouraged to contact shops directly to verify their operating status and hours as some may vary. Visit DestinCommons.com for retailer contact information.

As mandated by the governor, restaurants will operate at 25% of their maximum capacity inside and can offer outdoor seating as well. Retailers are also required to operate at 25% maximum capacity.

Phase One does not include theaters, bars, and salons, so AMC Destin Commons 14, Uncle Buck’s Fish Bowl and Grill, and Level 10 Salon will remain closed until Phase Two is enacted.

In addition, the Luckey Climber playground and splash pad area will remain closed until further notice.

Temporary hours will be 11am -7pm

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