Do you think that Disney world will reclose its gates due to the rising number of COVID cases in Florida and around the country?

disneygeek90

disneygeek90

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SoFloMagic said:
After going today, I agree 100%. This is not like disney springs, enforcement is on the ball. If they maintain the standards I saw today, this is as safe as one can be these days.
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Is my assumption that there’s just more CM’s around the park and in front of attractions correct? I think a big reason Springs lacks enforcement is that there’s just not enough employees around and half of them are 3rd party.
 
SoFloMagic

SoFloMagic

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disneygeek90 said:
Is my assumption that there’s just more CM’s around the park and in front of attractions correct? I think a big reason Springs lacks enforcement is that there’s just not enough employees around and half of them are 3rd party.
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Tons, though I got the feeling they may have been training for all four parks.

I saw the mask squad walking in circles around the same spot. I got the feeling that they don't want a single problematic photo or report and were willing to invest the labor to ensure it doesn't happen. Compare this to springs - every person I saw (except one) was putting their mask back on in between sips of drinks :eek:
 
disneygeek90

disneygeek90

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SoFloMagic said:
Tons, though I got the feeling they may have been training for all four parks.

I saw the mask squad walking in circles around the same spot. I got the feeling that they don't want a single problematic photo or report and were willing to invest the labor to ensure it doesn't happen. Compare this to springs - every person I saw (except one) was putting their mask back on in between sips of drinks :eek:
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Glad to hear! I’ve been slipping my mask on and off between sips. It’s really not that hard.
 
Shouldigo12

Shouldigo12

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legwand77 said:
  • The second wave will rapidly decline over the summer and the virus is likely to die out without the need for vaccine if behavior continues to be modulated by risk.
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We are so far past this thing dying out it isn't even funny.

Edit: just so it's clear, what I mean is the virus is not going to be dying out. It's far too widespread at this point.
 
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_caleb

_caleb

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SoFloMagic said:
Tons, though I got the feeling they may have been training for all four parks.

I saw the mask squad walking in circles around the same spot. I got the feeling that they don't want a single problematic photo or report and were willing to invest the labor to ensure it doesn't happen. Compare this to springs - every person I saw (except one) was putting their mask back on in between sips of drinks :eek:
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This would be consistent with reports on other sites that CMs were reprimanded/fired over that 7DMT crowd shown in that one photo. As much PR as public health.
 
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legwand77

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Good news parks were able to open.

Also more good news a massive number of test run reported today and positivity is still trending down, 12.64% would like it to go more of course, lowest since two weeks ago. Hospitalization capacity in Florida has also stayed steady and actually improved a bit. Orange test positivity went up a bit to 12% but trend is still going down in Orange as well
 
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SoFloMagic

SoFloMagic

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legwand77 said:
Good news parks were able to open.

Also more good news a massive number of test run today and positivity is still trending down, 12.64% would like it to go more of course, lowest since two weeks ago. Hospitalization capacity in Florida has also stayed steady and actually improved a bit. Orange test positivity went up a bit to 12% but trend is still going down in Orange as well
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10,360 new positive tests, 95 more deaths, and 7,000 people in hospitals for covid.

This is good news?

Also, positivity rate is supposed to be 5%
 
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legwand77

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SoFloMagic said:
10,360 new positive tests, 95 more deaths, and 7,000 people in hospitals for covid.

This is good news?

Also, positivity rate is supposed to be 5%
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Good news is the trends are going down. Deaths are bad of course, but a good bit of those are backdated, occured back in June, 7000 people is close to what it has been for a while. That number was only reported because they just released to covid numbers by county.
 
chrisvee

chrisvee

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legwand77 said:
Good news is the trends are going down. Deaths are bad of course, but a good bit of those are backdated, occured back in June, 7000 people is close to what it has been for a while. That number was only reported because they just released to covid numbers by county.
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Is 2 days a trend? I’ll check back in 5 days while remaining hopeful for the people of FL, who are suffering.
 
schuelma

schuelma

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legwand77 said:
Good news is the trends are going down. Deaths are bad of course, but a good bit of those are backdated, occured back in June, 7000 people is close to what it has been for a while. That number was only reported because they just released to covid numbers by county.
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You understand that deaths being backdated means the current sky high new case numbers means deaths are going to increase, probably substantially in the next month?
 
schuelma

schuelma

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legwand77 said:
Good news parks were able to open.

Also more good news a massive number of test run reported today and positivity is still trending down, 12.64% would like it to go more of course, lowest since two weeks ago. Hospitalization capacity in Florida has also stayed steady and actually improved a bit. Orange test positivity went up a bit to 12% but trend is still going down in Orange as well
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Where are you seeing the 12% positivity rate? Elsewhere on twitter I'm seeing 19%.
 

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