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It wasnt too long ago tusker was without character interaction. Worked fine.

We re-upped our annual in April to avoid expiration and have yet to be charged anything. Waiting to see what the final hoops to jump through will be before investigating ways to possibly cancel the whole thing.

Blackouts are also spring break, presumably because of an uptick in crowds; blackouts are also during xmas new year, presumably because of an uptick in crowds; that’s why i always figured i was blacked out mid summer because of...an uptick in crowds.

Then why blackout dates over summer for most AP?

if this is how they are handling DS ( which admittedly has many 3rd party concerns), i see no reason they wouldn’t do the same in the parks.

The only other thing i can think of in my ever-increasing consternation is - I don't think WDW wants you eating in the parks any time soon. A sit down restaurant with a reservation perhaps, but snacking and strolling, the raison d'etre of F&W, is a face-covering no-go and I am betting Disney...

With lower capacity crowds and socially distanced queues, what would prevent F&W from going on as usual? Perhaps more outdoor dining sections (and/or trash cans).

https://www.wdwmagic.com/other/annual-pass/news/29may2020-disney-advises-annual-passholders-that-it-may-be-difficult-to-get-reservations-to-visit.htm So, according to this - i'll pay for an annual pass even though I might never be able to get in due to capacity; blackouts still apply, but...

Only 8 people will be allowed in at a time - luckily the queue a mile above the earth is just long enough to socially distance. ;)

I thought social distancing was about folks who are in one place being 6 feet from another stationary person. No one can avoid walking past other people in any situation. (although they may divide main street in half to keep traffic flowing in opposite directions) Social distancing is for queues...

and are they still going to honor summer blackout dates?

https://www.mynews13.com/fl/orlando/news/2019/07/03/orlando-area-weather-forecast--hot-into-the-4th-of-july-holiday- from last 4th of july, it was pretty darn close.

I guess I need a better explanation of how the main reservation system works before figuring out smaller reservations (aka virtual queues or fastpasses). Do you pick a park and a day - meaning you have access the entire time that park is open? Or do you have to choose the hours you will be there...

makes sense. i remember life before misters (in themeparks, fans in queues too), but i have to admit i have grown to appreciate them.

Back to Universal's opening - their FAQs mention turning off "water effects" like misting. Is this really a virus-spreader (assuming it's recycled water). Do misters for cooling down folks in queues operate the same way? If Disney follows suit, the atmosphere will be even more uncomfortable in...

https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/20/21265221/nyc-mta-ultraviolet-light-uvc-coronavirus-disinfect-puro-pictures

It comes down to capacity. Too many folks, not enough tables. I can count on one hand the number of times i’ve been able to sit and have a snack. It usually involved rain.

you mean my favorite eat-at trash cans are only a health risk if they’re not spaced 6feet apart?o_O

And if you can’t stand the heat at home, better move to the North pole. oh wait https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-8348823/Unprecedented-heat-wave-hits-Arctic-raising-temperatures-86-degrees-week.html

However, Fall in FL doesn’t begin til November, temp and humidity -wise.