Polynesia
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I don’t know how you paid for your wedding. If you used a credit card you can dispute the charges for services not rendered. I always use a credit card for more expensive and important purchases. Hope this helps.
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Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion
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Thank you. I'm tired of watching the Apocalypse on the news. Thanks again.
Today is April Fools Day and there is nothing remotely funny about it.
DisneyCane
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Part of it is the testing "backlog." They are running a lot more tests than a few weeks ago but the daily capacity seems to be capped at the moment. Florida seems to be running around 10,000 tests a day with around 10% positive. However, some portion (probably a large portion) presented and were swabbed days ago but they report the cases by day of test result. At a hospital I have direct knowledge of, they have 3 confirmed COVID-19 patients but are also treating several "persons under investigation." Whatever percentage of those are positive will be reported in the coming days statistics but were actually "new cases" several days ago.
Grand Canyon National Park closes amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Grand Canyon National Park announced Wednesday that it had closed and would remain closed "until further notice" in response to the COVID-19 pandemic that has gripped the United States and several countries around the world.
www.abc15.com
Bag checks are 80% security theater, as any “virus mitigation efforts” in the parks would be.
Oh. Okay. I clicked on a thread entitled: "Is this Disney's worst nightmare". I see it got merged into this thread.
In responding to the one I thought I clicked on: No. That would be letting Mickey Mouse into "public domain". Which means Jan 1st, 2024 is important.
In responding to the one I thought I clicked on: No. That would be letting Mickey Mouse into "public domain". Which means Jan 1st, 2024 is important.
Rosanne
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No kidding!
Patcheslee
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Just an FYI for Indiana residents: not all counties are showing the travel advisory status at the IN DHS map. Only reason I know is the county next to us (Jennings) has gone to essential travel to from work, groceries, and emergencies only posted by the sheriff's FB page. If ppl do not follow they will go to a full lockdown and ppl start getting cited unless they have proof for need to travel.
Patcheslee
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Cruise ship update -
The company’s plan announced late Wednesday calls for giving masks to all passengers who aren’t showing symptoms of COVID-19, then transferring them to airports for charter and commercial flights. Around 45 people who are sick will be treated on the ships and 10 needing critical care will be transferred to local hospitals.
Both ships are on the Port Everglades docking schedule for Thursday at 1:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Speaking to Fox News Tuesday, DeSantis said he changed his mind after learning that there are U.S. citizens and Florida residents aboard the ships. “We were concerned about a deluge into the hospitals, but I think it turns out that there will probably be some who will need to go but it’s very, very manageable and the local hospital system thinks that they can handle it,” he said.
DeSantis alluded to a third ship on its way to Florida, the Coral Princess, which is expected to arrive to Port Everglades Saturday with flu-like cases on board. All 1,024 passengers are confined to their cabins as of Tuesday. The ship has been sailing toward Florida since Argentina permitted only Argentine citizens to disembark in Buenos Aires on March 19.
“We’ve seen these cruise ships be big problems with this virus, and I know they’re not sailing any new ones, but this is going to continue to be a problem and so we want to make sure people are safe both on those ships but particularly on shore in places like the state of Florida,” said DeSantis.
The company’s plan announced late Wednesday calls for giving masks to all passengers who aren’t showing symptoms of COVID-19, then transferring them to airports for charter and commercial flights. Around 45 people who are sick will be treated on the ships and 10 needing critical care will be transferred to local hospitals.
Both ships are on the Port Everglades docking schedule for Thursday at 1:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Speaking to Fox News Tuesday, DeSantis said he changed his mind after learning that there are U.S. citizens and Florida residents aboard the ships. “We were concerned about a deluge into the hospitals, but I think it turns out that there will probably be some who will need to go but it’s very, very manageable and the local hospital system thinks that they can handle it,” he said.
DeSantis alluded to a third ship on its way to Florida, the Coral Princess, which is expected to arrive to Port Everglades Saturday with flu-like cases on board. All 1,024 passengers are confined to their cabins as of Tuesday. The ship has been sailing toward Florida since Argentina permitted only Argentine citizens to disembark in Buenos Aires on March 19.
“We’ve seen these cruise ships be big problems with this virus, and I know they’re not sailing any new ones, but this is going to continue to be a problem and so we want to make sure people are safe both on those ships but particularly on shore in places like the state of Florida,” said DeSantis.
DVCakaCarlF
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This is a sad day in America.
I thought theirs was 75% of each person's income? Maybe I read it wrong.
trainplane3
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True.
Something for me to laugh at: a certain flight simulator in alpha testing got a patch today and it's going to make people that were demanding something added to be very disappointed and probably more annoyed now. I'm laughing at least.
JoeCamel
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No!, all need to quarantine in place or in a controlled environment not get on a plane and disperse and the sick be removed for treatment.
Yeah. Well.
Nine ships at sea with some finding it hard to find a port
Of the nine ships, the one getting the most attention is the Carnival-owned MS Zaandam which has been at sea for 15 days.
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