Tucson Coronavirus Closures and Changes

Here is a list of Tucson-area business that are being affected by the coronavirus:

Temporary Closures:

• All Bars In Tucson City Limits: Closed due to decision from Tucson Mayor Regina Romero.
• All Food Courts In Tucson City Limits: Closed due to decision from Tucson Mayor Regina Romero.
• All Gyms In Tucson City Limits: Closed due to decision from Tucson Mayor Regina Romero.
• Arizona schools closed through Friday, March 27th
• University of Arizona: Spring Break extended, events canceled, classes moved online. All sporting events canceled
• UA Spring Fling: Canceled
• Pima Community College: All campuses closed, classes moved online
• Pima County Library: All branches closed, due dates are extended
• Diocese of Tucson: All parish-based gathers are canceled
• Reid Park Zoo: Temporarily closed through March 31st
• Fourth Avenue Spring Street Fair: Canceled
• Tumamoc Hill: Closed for an undetermined period of time
• Bookmans Entertainment Exchange: Closed until Saturday, March 28.
• Buffalo Exchange: Closed until further notice
• Casino Del Sol: Closed until April 13
• Harkins Theatres: Closed through March 31
• IBT’s: Closed until further notice
• Microsoft: Closing all stores
• Nordstrom: Closing for two weeks starting Tuesday, March 17
• Sephora: Closing all stores through April 3
• Victoria’s Secret: Closing all stores through March 29
• AMC Theatres, Regal Movies: Closed for six to 12 weeks.
• Bath & Body Works: Closing all stores through March 29

Temporary Changes:

• All Restaurants In Tucson City Limits: Dine-in services closed due to decision from Tucson Mayor Regina Romero. Drive-thru and take-out services will be allowed.
• AJ’s Fine Foods: Starting March 18, will be open 5-6 a.m. each Wednesday for seniors 65 years old and up. Shoppers must show ID. Caretakers are allowed, but cannot shop for themselves.
• Bashas': Starting March 18, will be open 5-6 a.m. each Wednesday for seniors 65 years old and up. Shoppers must show ID. Caretakers are allowed, but cannot shop for themselves.
• Chick-fil-A: Closing dining rooms
• Dollar General: Dedicating first hour each day to senior citizens
• Fry’s: Changing hours during outbreak
• Food City: Starting March 18, will be open 5-6 a.m. each Wednesday for seniors 65 years old and up. Shoppers must show ID. Caretakers are allowed, but cannot shop for themselves.
• McDonald’s: Closing dining rooms
• MOD Pizza: Eliminating in-store dining and will be open 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. They will have take-out and pick-up options along with delivery through programs like Door Dash.
• Uber Eats: Waiving delivery fees for independently owned restaurants
• Walmart: Changing hours during outbreak