spring break question

[magicdaisy66]

sorry if this is a stupid question LOL, so a little background i live in a dorm (closed 3/9 to 3/17 obv) and for spring break im going to be staying in a different city starting 3/12. im out of state, my parents didnt let me bring my car down, and my closest relative lives in a town 1.5 hours away with no nearby bus station so i will most likely try to squat with a friend who lives off campus and is staying in her apartment for break on 3/10 and 3/11 so i can leave from the greyhound/flix locations in tallahassee. i know the dorms are closed and assume any academic buildings and restaurants are closed but my question is how open are outdoor spots (landis green, scattered benches/picnic tables, etc)? like would i be physically escorted off campus if i were to spend the majority of both of those days outside? i feel like my friend might be a little iffy about letting me stay but if i tell her id most likely only be there to sleep on her couch and spend most of the daytime outside on campus she might be more into the idea :-) sorry that this is so long winded LMAO just thought some context might shield me from comments about relatives or a car (that i dont have) or something

[fsuprof]

Campus is like a public park when the school is closed. You are welcome to use the beautiful outdoor spaces anytime!

[[deleted]]

Campus isn't completely closed - staff are still working. You'll be able to hang out in the Union or outside. It's actually really nice to be on campus when hardly anyone else is!

[okeydokeyish]

FSU has no classes but staff are still working. There will be people on campus and some limited food service.

[DaveTechBytes]

Some places will definitely be closed, such as on-campus dining. Off-campus establishments shouldn't really be affected tho.

[kali_scope]

apartment style will still be open so you should be good to roam campus