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Exactly what I was hinting. I would not require my child to wear a mask while I walked around maskless. I would wear one in "solidarity" even though I didn't need to wear one.
8 people in one family? That’s horrific.
If I was worried about restrictions, I wouldn’t be planning a trip to Disney World at this point. But then, I have no trip planned anytime soon.
There is also the fact that while the chance is much smaller that any of us will catch the virus while we are vaccinated, I would hate for us to be the weak link and catch it, and then pass it on to her.
Why not? Disney has set the expectation of no restrictions. So you should plan your trip according to that expectation.
How is it not?
If I have learned anything from all this it’s that what “should” happen doesn’t.
Exactly !
It certainly seems that way much of the time, doesn't it.
They should have. Anyone who does not feel safe should be fully refunded.
I figured they would continue until everyone had the opportunity to get vaccinated.
Honestly? Being at a theme park catered to families, I thought they would leave indoor masks and at least try to compromise with line spacing until the 5-12 year olds were eligible. It's a little wild that the "fill in all available space" has returned virtually overnight.
