Have you found any confirmation of this?
Cautiously optimistic, either way we’ll have fun but it sure would be nice not to have to wear them. We got one trip in last year when they weren’t required and it felt so nice to just be back in our happy place without thinking about covid constantly.
Certainly anyone who can't bother to be vaccinated at this point, is going to follow that rule. And there's absolutely no way of knowing. They're basically lifting the requirement for anybody.
But we are at the point where many people were vaccinated over a year ago, which is, as the science says, doesn't do a lot for protection at this point
Yes it does, that's why they recommended boosters after 5-6 months. You gradually lose protection.
Yes and no, you lose active antibodies but you still retain t-cells and b-cells. So as time goes on you are more susceptible to the virus but your immune system still knows how to fight it thanks to the vaccine. The end result is more cases but they will most likely be asymptomatic or mild.
Disney will be requiring a no-contact pinky promise from the unvaccinated that they'll be super extra good upon park entry. Breaking the no-contact pinky promise will result in having to go straight to bed with no dinner.
It's been that way since Disneyland reopened from the pandemic. Disney has never checked vaccination status and they didn't check where you came from when they were not allowing out of state visitors.
I'll have to dig around to find the article again, but one research study showed that we are more than likely immune a lot longer than originally thought. I also recently read that too frequent of boosters may be worse than less frequent.
www.ocregister.com
But at this point, everyone is either vaccinated or has already had the virus so it's' a non issue
