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Nope, won't be going back until all this mania is gone.

I'm waiting for next year before I return. Granted, I'm not afraid of getting the virus but if I'm going to pay premium money for a vacation I want to have a premium experience. I don't want to smell disinfectant everywhere nor do I want to see workers or vacationers wearing masks...

I respectfully disagree.

About time...I'm getting a haircut Saturday. I live in Georgia. Thank you gov Kemp!

Sadly, I now have no plans to return. Maybe next year if the economy recovers.

I just cancelled my May WDW vacation. I have 3 weeks of furlough time coming up!

I live just off of 475, that's where my journey usually begins. My next trip was to start on May 11, its not looking too good.

"The Sky is Falling", I can't believe how many Chicken Littles are hanging out in the thread. In fact, they should rename this thread, "the sky is falling". Every time we have a situation to deal with, some people assume the worst. The worst rarely ever happens. Remember the oil spill...

All we can go by now is what the Disney Corporation officially says. Unless you work for the government or Disney, what you say is your opinion and not fact. Please quit posting opinion as fact.

Old ride 20 minutes, new ride 4:30 seconds. Way to go Disney! You've managed to lower ride capacity even more.

Looks like ticket price increases have already happened too. I just bought 2 five day park hoppers for my May visit this year. Saved $82 per ticket over the current Disney website price.

No pictures on my computer.

Nope

Looks like Dinosaur

Are all the Skyliner lines back up and running today? That will say a lot for how Disney is looking at this.

I always buy from Undercover Tourist.

If this is the way it's going to be than Disney needs to stop the "Welcome Home" greeting. In my home, nobody does a security check every 24 hours, or ever for that matter.

Will signs eventually be posted at the welcome entrances, "No outside food or drink allowed"?

Yes, Disney is tired of helping guests save money. Money that they believe is rightfully theirs. The days of Disney playing nice are over.

Its almost like bait and switch. You try to make a reservation at a value resort and find that there are no rooms available for months. But they have this nice moderate at $300 a night they can book you!