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I took Dramamine one time at Disney and it was a huge mistake as it made me so drowsy. I can ride Everest once ever two hours or so and it won't bother me but on my last trip to AK I rode Everest 3 times in 30 minutes and came really close to tossing my cookies. I could ride roller-coasters all...

Disney Springs?

Nice! I turn the big five O in early December 2021

Looking forward to visiting Disneyland for the first time hopefully in mid 2021

If we could only have Abbott and Costello announce the new name! That would be awesome.

In my opinion TGMR should have been named The Outdated Sort Of Ok But At Least It Has Great Air Conditioning Movie Ride. My vote is for MMRR.

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I love the Who

It doesn't look like I'm going to make it to Disney World this year. I have been thinking about taking the money I have saved for Disney World and use that to take a trip to Disneyland early next year. I have never been to Disneyland as it is usually cheaper or I get more bang for the buck to go...

It's looking more and more like Disney will reopen as scheduled, CM cast previews begin on the 7th.

I don't know the terms or conditions of there contract with Disney but if it states" no strike no lockout" in their contract then the employees can not strike if they remain under contract

We rented from here, great experience and would rent from them again in the future https://www.kingdomstrollers.com/

That's what we were told by Human Resources.

Hiipaa law and the privacy rule protects the individual from having health conditions released to the public. At my job our employer would not tell us who or what department a person worked in when they were told to self quarantine. Company started that hiipaa law prevented them from doing so

If we are talking Disney being back to full compacity, no masks, and all shows and attractions being open my "guess" is 6 months. I think the biggest and long term impact will be financially and the cutbacks Disney will make because of the lose of revenue

No word on when movie theaters will open in my neck of the woods, I miss it a lot. We have been going to the movies every week now for several years until the pandemic closed them down.

I have to get up early every day for work so when I'm on vacation I like to sleep in a little so I have never been to a rope drop at any park. We park hop and try to go to whichever park is open the latest. I would like to do rope drop at Magic Kingdom at least one time if I can convince myself...

If I go to DW this year it will be in September but if these are the conditions in September I will just wait until next year

https://www.wbir.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/dollywood-planning-reopening-as-state-allows-amusement-parks-to-reopen-next-week/51-0666ceda-691c-4a1b-8a04-039084975bae Looks like Dollywood could be the first theme park to open

Don't see Disney changing away from self serve for they would have to hire more CMs to serve you which would cost them more money. If the demand for it is there they will have it