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Thrill-seekers at SeaWorld Orlando strap on masks before boarding roller-coasters: PHOTOS

Faces of fear

Riders wear face masks during a coaster run-through at SeaWorld Orlando on May 19, 2020. (Credit: Midway Mayhem/Dan Leavelle)