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Florida covid hospitalization numbers continued to drop over the weekend to a new all time low since April 2020.. https://protect-public.hhs.gov/pages/hospital-utilization

Bonus points if you spotted Disney higher ups there at IAPPA that were also maskless. (there were plenty)

Florida Covid hospitalization has dropped to a new all time low (since recording started in April 2020) 2.36% (and the new covid patient intake rate is still falling of beds used by covid) Last week Florida had 2.53% beds used by covid patients. Highest and rising is Minnesota at 37.1% and...

Orange County, FL 14 Day Positivity and Hospitalization continue to drop. from 2.43% Tuesday (2.62% a week ago, 4.56% a month ago) to 2.38% today. Testing remains consistent.

Gideon's posted this response on their facebook page: "The Themed Entertainment Association has recognized Gideon's Bakehouse with the international Thea Award for Retail Design. To see our name on a list next to the best Disney Imagineers, Weta Workshop, freakin' Nintendo?!? ... it barely...

Mark was creative head. Tom Williams is great, and built the park and came from Yosemite hotel management. But Mark as replacement should be good This is similar to if one of the well known imagineers became head of Disney Parks. Not too surprised Williams is retiring early next year, his...

Positivity continuing to drop in Orange County, FL if this continues Orange will be in the low risk category sometime in early-mid December. For comparison, Friday was at 2.52% and a week ago was 2.80%

Florida Hospitalization numbers continue to drop, again a new all time low for Covid ICU & Covid bed use (1359) since HHS Started tracking covid patients in April 2020. It's rising in the northeast, however, and especially Minnesota where positivity is over 15% now. (60 days ago it had the...

Florida Covid Hospitalization has hit a new low today, 1374 in the entire state and still falling. It's about half what it was when the Florida Hospital Association stopped releasing daily numbers 4 weeks ago. Currently in Florida, both hospital and ICU census are the lowest they've been...

Orange county continues the drop in cases and positivity. Was 3.15% a week ago.

PT Barnum's spirit is running Disney now. I've never heard such a earning call take guests that much for granted. Universal's quarter call recently called out Orlando having all time record profits for the quarter, and they were talking about expansions. This one is almost the exact...

The Two week positivity average in Orange County, FL is down to 2.62% from 2.8% on Monday, and from 3.15% this time last week.

Where? https://epi.ufl.edu/covid-19-resources/covid-19-models/end-of-year-projections-for-covid-19-in-florida.html

Looks like at the state level, Florida and Georgia are now in Moderate. Orange County, FL will be as well when they update that later this week. https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#cases_community

14 day positivity rate for Orange county is under 3% now (2.8%) and still dropping which means we're already in moderate (probably were the day after the last report was out), so its just waiting for the official report now.

Another first for Florida, the first Florida hospital that ever treated a covid patient (Doctors Hospital in Sarasota) currently has nobody in it for Covid this week. They aren't the only hospital showing 0 covid either...

Cases in Orange county are hovering around the 50-80/day mark this week, which is about half what it was last week. Positivity is down to 3.24% (From ~ 3.50% last week), and testing remains high despite it. Covid Hospitalization dropped below 2000 this week, it's now at 1901, about 550 less...

More Florida projections from the Univeristy of Florida https://www.gainesville.com/story/news/coronavirus/2021/10/27/covid-florida-winter-uf-experts-project-fewer-cases-advise-continued-preventions/6116664001/ A few things, it continues to decline in Florida, caveat a new variant could change...

Universal Orlando just had their best performing quarter EVER. I don't think that did a damn thing. "I'd like to highlight our theme parks, especially Orlando, which just reported the most profitable quarter in its history, despite having virtually no international guests due to Covid-related...

Hearing monday, if not sooner.