SoFloMagic
Well-Known Member
Beaches tend to have more open space and don't have small, tight pathways. Also, they're not usually owned by private parties with legal responsibilities and a name to uphold while operating in a pandemic.Also, I don't understand how beaches are usually the first ones to open in cities but they feel water parks are not safe. Probably they thought it would be hard to distance guests in the wave pool at Typhoon Lagoon especially with that size of the wave. Slides are no problem since they can alternate unlike those lazy rivers and wave pools.
Universal could have 45 people packed in a bus like sardines and it wouldn't make the evening news. I don't need to tell you where that picture would go if the same happened at disney...