GhostHost1000
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Times have definitely changed that’s for sure. Some good and some bad
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News Disney mask policy at Walt Disney World theme parks
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No it's the CDC which has become political. I no longer trust or listen to them
correcaminos
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Honestly didn't even notice on 99% FoP someone mentioned but even I didn't feel it was that different. Really didn't affect any rides for us. Our not so brave member of the group did have issues with screaming and keeping it on though.
I'm a ride junkie and RnR and EE were totally the same feel with it on for me. Same for BTM, Space Mt, Slinky, Etc. We did not get on splash as it was broken down all the days we tried. The Plexiglas that is removed how was way worse.
Gran Fiesta
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That’s what I really want to hear! Thank you so much! Does anyone know if they are bringing back plexiglass in the next week?Honestly didn't even notice on 99% FoP someone mentioned but even I didn't feel it was that different. Really didn't affect any rides for us. Our not so brave member of the group did have issues with screaming and keeping it on though.
The Plexiglas that is removed how was way worse.
correcaminos
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Fingers crossed that it's still gone. We had 2 days on RotR. First day no plexiglass as we were in the 1st row. Second we were 2nd row with it. It was fine, but did get in the way. I hope you have a great trip!
I think with the masks, feeling it through the forehead and hair was enough for me.
CaptainAmerica
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Political decisions don't become scientific decisions just because scientists are the ones making them.
Science: Masks are x% effective.
Not science: Because masks are x% effective, we should (or should not) wear them.
ElvisMickey
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I’m 6’1” with broad shoulders and a football player build…the plexiglass was killing me in the queue for certain attraction, Gran Fiesta Tour for example. Claustrophobia was kicking in
Casper Gutman
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The CDC has screwed up the messaging. Comms has been awful. Evidence of this is that we are talking about masks instead of vaccine mandates imposed by every employer, big or small, and every other private institution. THATS where all the focus needs to be, with the CDC relentlessly on message. That, and expediting full FDA approval in any way necessary.
Vaccines work. If you want to do anything or work anywhere you need to be vaccinated. That’s the message.
Vaccines work. If you want to do anything or work anywhere you need to be vaccinated. That’s the message.
UK scientists believe it is 'almost certain' a coronavirus variant will emerge that beats current vaccines
British academics believe it is "almost certain" that a SARS-Cov-2 variant will emerge that "leads to current vaccine failure." SARS-CoV-2 is the virus that causes Covid-19.
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I think these type of stories from CNN are very helpful.
Nothing screams go get your shot like, hey it’s not gonna work!
disneygeek90
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I’ve been going since the reopen, so it’s kind of a “back to normal” feeling. It’s most annoying on 3D rides because of the fog, but wearing it on space mountain? Doesn’t effect me at all.
Claustrophobia is being in a NYC subway during rush hour while visiting one of the greatest cities in the world.I’m 6’1” with broad shoulders and a football player build…the plexiglass was killing me in the queue for certain attraction, Gran Fiesta Tour for example. Claustrophobia was kicking in
Casper Gutman
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The media looks for the sensational and the new. Repeating “vaccines work” is not sensational or new. It doesn’t get clicks. The media is particularly prone to panic and irresponsibility now that the ratings are falling with the end of the last administration.UK scientists believe it is 'almost certain' a coronavirus variant will emerge that beats current vaccines
British academics believe it is "almost certain" that a SARS-Cov-2 variant will emerge that "leads to current vaccine failure." SARS-CoV-2 is the virus that causes Covid-19.
I think these type of stories from CNN are very helpful.
Nothing screams go get your shot like, hey it’s not gonna work!
The media is a huge problem, and it’s hard to do anything about it without violating the very necessary constitutional protections it enjoys.
ElvisMickey
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I used to live in NJ…I’ve spent many a subway ride in Manhattan
correcaminos
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My husband couldn't even walk straight though ones like that. Not a big guy but very broad shoulders. As a shorty I hated them as the metal was too high and made me not see as well.I’m 6’1” with broad shoulders and a football player build…the plexiglass was killing me in the queue for certain attraction, Gran Fiesta Tour for example. Claustrophobia was kicking in
The rides were bad though with it too.
Nah, been there done that every time I go to work. This was worse.
ElvisMickey
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Exactly! I wasn’t crazy about it anywhere, but for some reason Gran Fiesta Tour made me start twitching just a little lol.
correcaminos
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Kilimanjaro safari at AK was even worse. It wasn't even close for him to fit.
CosmicRays
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I think best case scenario at this point is masks going back to "encouraged" at the earliest the start of the 50th.
CaptainAmerica
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Exactly. Being pro-vaccine should be the most anti-mask thing you can do.
Father Robinson
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So the internet is responsible for people in the news slanting everything. People became slanters in the news because of the internet.
Ok.
Not going to argue.
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