Recent content by ilovelabs2021

Yes, hoppers would allow you to visit MK at 2 pm for after. You must enter the park you have a reservation for before hopping.

If there none available, there are none available. Disney will let you buy/link tickets even if MK isn't available.

We are eating at Grand Floridian Cafe next month. I have read many great things about their menu and service.

Platters are brought to you. There is an omelet station as well, but I am not sure if you go up and order it or the CM takes your order and brings it.

28! So close!

You are missing my point. There is no honor system for kids under 12. They cannot get the vaccine yet. So Universal is just covering their butts by saying that only those vaccinated can go inside when in reality they aren't enforcing it.

Yes, for older kids and adults, but young kids are not eligible for the vaccine yet, so if a two year old is inside without a mask, they are technically breaking the rule. I am just curious if they are calling parents out or just letting anyone go inside without a mask.

No, I get that, but for kids who are obviously under 12, I wonder how Universal is handling it as their indoor mask rule currently comes with the vaccination stipulation.

If Disney allows people to go mask-free inside, it will be for vaccinated guests only, like what Universal did. They would not be getting rid of the mask rule altogether. Since your child is so young, it will be obvious that he is not vaccinated, unlike with adults. I wonder if CM's would be...

By the time we go, three of four us in my family will be vaccinated (my 11 year old isn't eligible yet). We will wear masks on lanyards and put them on outside if we feel the need to (like if things get crowded in a certain area). I don't care what people think, really. I did tell my 11 year...

Entitled much? Disney can make its own mask rules, regardless of what the state of Florida has enacted. Massachusetts dropped its mask mandate this weekend but stated privately owned businesses can do what they want. Disney is a private business that can make up its own rules in general...

Disney parks have tons of small kids visiting, and obviously, they aren't vaccinated, so does Disney want to tick off already frazzled parents when their 3 year old pitches a fit about wearing a mask inside when a bunch of people don't have to? Probably not. I think they will have to wait and see.

If Disney adopts this, I wonder how hard it is going to be for families to get their young children to realize they need to wear a mask indoors while others don't b/c they aren't eligible yet for the vaccine.

Will Disney follow suit? Everyone will just say they are vaccinated b/c it says specifically on the Universal website that they are not asking for proof of vaccination.

In our town (I live in MA), parents complained about Feb break, so the district abbreviated it. Then, they started complaining about NOT having the full week off (most districts in MA still have it), so it got changed back! Can't please everyone, lol! :)