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If you are not seated next to someone and are outside is there even a need for a mask on a roller coaster?
Is anyone behind you?
The picture they are talking about yes but they don't look to be very close .
Wonder how air flow is affected with each configuration they try. I never really see simulations of what a occupied seat vs empty seats does in a wind simulation.
We don’t know what the parks rules will be yet. At DS they are saying you need to wear the mask at all times unless you are dining. When seated at a table that is spaced 6 feet apart from other tables you can take the mask off. In theory then if you are on a ride and spaced at least 6 feet from anyone else you could be able to take the mask off too. The only thing with a fast moving coaster is I don’t know how far particles can travel because of the speed of the coaster. In other words would someone behind you move through your “cloud of spit”. Kinda gross but maybe that’s what they were testing at Sea World in addition to whether the mask will even stay on. They may not allow masks to be removed on rides because they might not want to encourage a lot of taking the mask on and off. Should be interesting to see how it all turns out.
I think the masks are causing a lot of confusion and that this is why the law in MA regarding masks is very specific - masks are required in public spaces both indoors and outdoors if 6' minimum spacing is not able to be guaranteed. DS is basically an outdoor mall with people walking past each other, etc., so masks at all times unless dining makes sense. On rides, I would expect masks to be worn 100% of the time, so the 6' rule really is just an additional precaution if they choose to follow it. If dining tables are spaced so diners are 6' apart from each other, masks aren't really needed (especially outdoors).
I'd actually like to add to my previous reply...
This is true, but what is the alternative. They have no choice but to allow people to drink. That’s a health and safety issue. Having carved out sections where eating and drinking is allowed was suggested but may not be practical everywhere. I am a bit surprised they don’t simply suggest people step off to the side comfortably away from foot traffic to remove the mask to eat or drink. They are probably relying on guests to actually figure that out on their own and most people want to follow the rules, but we’ve already seen people posting here about plans to walk around all day with no mask on holding a drink or food item as the excuse. Leaves the door open for potential bad behavior.
Read about how viruses spread. Evidence enough.
I volunteer to be in the placebo group who is not infected but still eats the Mickey bars
They did. And that's one of my biggest complaints about how this whole thing was handled...the lack of consistency in the messages sent to the public. Yes, they needed to make sure people weren't going to hoard N95 masks, but there's no reason they couldn't have sent the later message right from the beginning.
