One other thought - if the resort is breaking even, despite too many hotels open, too many buses running, too many F&Bs open, too many merch stations open, and too many ops CMs working (and honestly too many parks open at once on the weekdays), imagine what it will be doing when they “optimize”.
So why not bring the habit to light before you sign him on a new contract?
Exactly. We live just over an hour away. AP holders. At least once a month visitors. As long as a mask is required , we aren't going. We have Beach Club ressies at the end of September. If the mask is still required, we will cancel.
I can see that as a comfort.
Now here I can agree...not “wrong”...merely misleading.
This right here! I have no desire to put my personal or business life on this forum but for the sake of this conversation I'll share some tidbits. My business is 100% tourist dependent. It's located in Florida and is an outdoor activity and absolutely no masks. From the second week of May to present visits to my website are up over 550% from previous years. Normally handle 12-15 calls a day. During this timeframe we are receiving 40-50. Now the last week of March, the entire month of April, and the first week of May were wrecked by travel restrictions to be clear. Also the calls for the fall season are through the roof. Just food for thought.
407-wdisney is standing by to help you with that
Since we're dealing in anecdotal evidence, I know multiple people who canceled trips, not because they had to wear a mask, but because their states required a 14-day quarantine after visiting any hot spot state. it's that fact that's keeping tourism down to the levels that they are, not the fact that everyone has to wear flipping mask. I'm sure the mask had something to do with it for some people, but it's not by any means the only reason.
My “thought” is if the yutz at the top had just shut up and gotten inline from the start...you’d be a lot closer to normalcy right now.
..:I noticed this too...
...many don’t necessarily consider this “at risk”You can’t kill a Honda engine...i think it could run without oil.
True story: my Toyota engine actually did...inadvertent drainage and it took me awhile to notice.
I absolutely would be having a normal year. You are 100% correct. Which would be just fine with me as I've been in the game a while and I'm well established thankfully. I believe the masks requirement and other restrictions at other tourists destinations such as Disney has turned much of those vacationers to people like myself. That's all I was really trying to add to the conversation.
I once owned a tundra...you could flip that think over and it would still run.
Trucks are a different animal.
