Yeah, you might want to check the actual Walt Disney World page.Lion King is opening along with the bug movie at AK. There are indoor shows on the list:
Full listing of attractions, shopping and entertainment for Walt Disney World's reopening
The majority of attractions will be operating when the parks reopen from COVID-19 closures.www.wdwmagic.com
Those aren’t live shows, but attractions.
Regardless of the accuracy of the underlying story, that article is terribly written and researched. The facebook page that it links to doesn't say anything about this. They didn't ask her when she tested positive or if/when she developed symptoms. These are the type of answers that could give insight.What story are you talking about? Not the same one I was referencing.
In Florida, a night on the town ends with apparent coronavirus outbreak
In Jacksonville Beach, Florida, one night out on the town appears to be a source of a coronavirus outbreak that may have infected multiple patrons and employees. The manager of Lynch's Irish Pub, Keith Doherty, told NBC affiliate WTLV of Jacksonville on Monday that seven employees have tested...www.aol.com
7 employees tested positive. That’s a fact and they tested positive a few days ago so none of them is 100% completely fine yet. Customers also tested positive. The bar closed for a deep cleaning. Thats how contact tracing works. An outbreak is identified and people who may have been exposed get tested. It’s really not in dispute whether there were cases relating to the place. The owner said when they reopen they will implement more procedures including masks for workers and more hand sanitizer and distancing of patrons.
To be fair FotLK was listed on the WDW page earlier today and has since been removed.
Sad to hear. Ocean City is one of those places you go to because people usually obey the rules and don't act like idiots. Hence, usually very safe and pleasent.
Yes, I’m aware of what they are. My point is that there are indoor shows opening. They are large indoor theaters with many people in a single indoor space.
It was originally listed but later removed.
If that is the case, if they don't report as scheduled they could get terminated for failure to show up for work.
It should not be up to the CM's to enforce the mask and distance rules. Disney should employee people specifically to roam the parks and make sure the rules are enforced. Employee some unemployed bar bouncers they would get people's attention real quick
I'm assuming that there is a new team in the parks doing just that. They made mention of it in one of their recent communications, but they framed it as CM's who have the information you need for a safe day at WDW. I think it was code for mask-enforcers.
The CDC website has two separate pages of guidance on face coverings. One recommends people wear masks when they leave their home. The other recommends people wear a mask if they cannot properly social distance.
If Disney employees people to enforce social distancing, those people would be cast members.
Things change pretty quickly. When the list came out the Lion King show was on it. Even Steve had that listed on the main page. So if it makes you feel good about yourself if I say I was wrong, fine...I was wrong. You people need to get a life.
