NedLand
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Were you one of the posters who told a doctor reporting on the front lines that his observations were wrong a few weeks ago? It was deleted but you were. It seems you only trust medical experts when they push your narrative.
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Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion
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Very nice to see!
No not me! I have zero idea what you are talking about.
trainplane3
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He's too nice and too caring to get promoted. Needs to be more robot and cold.
Polynesia
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I enjoy seeing his videos as he goes to the various parks. Shows he cares about the cast members. Today I drove on Disney property to see if I could see anything. Went past a few hotels and the grounds are meticulously maintained as usual. Of course I couldn’t see any of the inside of any parks or hotels. There were several golfers out that were social distancing
. Each had their own golf cart. There appeared to be quite a few Disney service vehicles doing repairs to street lights and such. Lots of security on property at each entrance to the hotels and the MK. Orange County Sheriff also on property but didn’t appear to care about cars traveling through. Maybe watching for speeders? It was a nice feeling to be on property and at the same time made me sad to see everything so quiet and empty.
He is pretty much at the top of the tree, and I think in a position where he can use his strengths.
Stripes
Premium Member
Would you mind sharing who your top pick for SVP of Parks and Resorts would be?
(I know they changed the name of the business but I don’t care about products.)
I sometimes feel that position is pointless. It seems that the CEO has a lot of say in many of the decisions that impact the parks, and I'm not sure they need so many levels of management. I would maybe like to see the regional presidents take up that role of much of what Chapek used to do.
It will be fascinating to see how that position shapes up going forward, especially now.
Genie_naughty_whispers
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I’d be interested to know if what policies will be in place for getting it or bringing it to WDW.
Let’s say you show up for trip and are asymptotic and the virus rears it’s head two days into your 7 day trip. Are you removed from property, allowed to quarantine in hotel? Do you have to pay for those extra 7 days for hotel?
Will be interesting how they address the granular situations
Let’s say you show up for trip and are asymptotic and the virus rears it’s head two days into your 7 day trip. Are you removed from property, allowed to quarantine in hotel? Do you have to pay for those extra 7 days for hotel?
Will be interesting how they address the granular situations
Would not a SVP for P&R be a demotion?
VP, SVP, President of WDW (Josh), President of Worldwide Parks ( person got laid off, job eliminated), Chairman of P&R ( Vacant , used to be Chapek ), CEO ( Iger/ Chapek)
Disney4family
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NY Schools closed for the rest of the academic year.
Cuomo: 1,000 new COVID-19 hospitalizations a day is too many
The daily number has fallen recently but remains stubbornly persistent. On Friday, the governor ordered state health officials to get to the bottom of it and come up with a solution.
www.newsday.com
ImperfectPixie
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Thank goodness!NY Schools closed for the rest of the academic year.
Cuomo: 1,000 new COVID-19 hospitalizations a day is too many
The daily number has fallen recently but remains stubbornly persistent. On Friday, the governor ordered state health officials to get to the bottom of it and come up with a solution.www.newsday.com
xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
Such a bummer. Probably inevitable, but still a huge bummer for those kids and teachers.NY Schools closed for the rest of the academic year.
Cuomo: 1,000 new COVID-19 hospitalizations a day is too many
The daily number has fallen recently but remains stubbornly persistent. On Friday, the governor ordered state health officials to get to the bottom of it and come up with a solution.www.newsday.com
Disney4family
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I know it's the right thing to do, but my heart breaks for my daughter who is a high school senior - and for all seniors everywhere.
ImperfectPixie
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Yeah...I totally get that. Maybe when the virus isn't quite the problem it is now, they can get together and do some of the fun things they're missing.I know it's the right thing to do, but my heart breaks for my daughter who is a high school senior - and for all seniors everywhere.
GoofGoof
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My cousin’s daughter is a senior in high school this year. They didn’t have a prom but it was close enough to the date that a lot of the girls had dresses. She was planning to throw a big graduation party this summer and have it be ”formal dress” so the kids could at least wear the dressesI know it's the right thing to do, but my heart breaks for my daughter who is a high school senior - and for all seniors everywhere.
davidfarley
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You make a good point, but the article states that it’s not believed children play a significant role in transmission. It could be that they have stronger immune systems resulting in less virus in their bodies and less virus to shed. The body of the article doesn’t say it can’t be spread by children, just much less.
ImperfectPixie
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It's irresponsible reporting to use the title they did...MANY on social media just read titles and not the articles themselves. It's begging to spread misinformation. And as I said earlier, a lighter viral load doesn't necessarily mean less chance of spreading the virus because children are more prone to touch EVERYTHING, including their faces, noses, and mouths, than an adult is.
davidfarley
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People are “calling out” the study so it’s surely invalid.
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