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Thanks for that. Very interesting visualization. Hadn't realized that Malaria was that big of a deal overall.

This isn't true. From The Shanghai Disney Web Site: "Guests are required to purchase dated admission tickets prior to their arrival, and Annual Pass holders must make a reservation for their visit date and time through the resort’s official online channels before their visit to the park."...

Not sure this is fully true-- I know they stopped letting you park at the resort unless you were a guest or had a dining reservation, but I've parked at the TTC and just walked over to the beach at the Poly in '18 and '17 for the 4th.

Coming down from the 10th to the 19th.

Technically, no one is-- they've paused new ticket sales. Only existing ticket holders or APs can get in at the moment.

Seaworld targeting opening June 10 for employees, June 11 to the public.

Sorry-- still disagree. Again, you don't have to train all 60k people on everything. You only train those who need the training on what they need to understand. You need to train the people that load the boats at PotC on how to load the boats. It does not take a lot of time to teach someone to...

There's no way they'll need a month of testing and training. People don't have to know how to do everything, just the parts required for their job.

Sorry; my bad. You wrote 6/6 was out of the question. I read that as July 6th not June 6th. Then yeah. We're pretty much on similar pages -- I don't see how they can open before 14 July at all and I'd expect before July as well.

We'll find out in a little over an hour. I see your point on optics, but what you're saying is that a full month after UO opens is too soon for Disney to open. That seems excessive in that in appears that - literally - every other theme/amusement park in Florida (plus some in other states eg...

I doubt there's a "hurried up" plan at all. There's not much to really "plan" in the grand scheme of things-- the only questions are when do you start to initiate it and how aggressive is it. Don't forget-- they've had since at least March to work on the plan. I suspect that the biggest issue...

Yeah... here's the agenda...

Correct- it's from 10a - 12p today, according to the published agenda.

Fair enough. I'm not sure I agree, but I see where you're coming from. I'd think that as soon as people saw on the various news outlets that something was open, you'd start to trigger travel. Witness the Lakes of the Ozarks and Daytona Beach this past Memorial Day weekend. If the place is on a...

Out of curiosity, why? I assumed they were doing this to train the cast more than anything else. I don't know why they'd need more time than that, especially given the cost to operate for a potentially very low number in attendance.

You do know they're presenting tomorrow (Wednesday), right?

This is actually a really good point. I hadn't considered that; so yes. A date far beyond the current 14 June closure would be problematic.

Actually, the executive order requires that to give the presentation at all they must give a "certain date" that they will be open. Other than that, you're correct-- they could say "here's our plan... it's going to take us 3 more months to execute and we plan on opening September 1st". That...

Actually, it was pretty specific-- They could present an opening plan, but if they did it must include opening dates. I posted the actual text of the order earlier.

No idea. But it was after a site visit, so even if he/they did not have seen a draft proposal, they could have seen something from that visit to give them a positive outlook. And if something was shared, it's not particularly a risky thing. Public companies share information that has not been...