Interesting. I assume as long as they don’t interact right at the table and just walk around it should work. I did hear on the earnings call that at Shanghai all characters would be in masks except for face characters which would be kept at least 6 feet from guests. In that case the other character could in theory get closer than 6 feet, but it seems like a risk.
The last few days.
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Yeah...the mask didn't become a state requirement until recently, and the tape on the floor for directions and spacing as well as the plexi at check-out were a relatively recent thing.
We’ve learned so much from the early days of this. Unfortunately in cases like this...the hard way
This is self-reported, and staying home means different things to different people. Staying home alone is quite different from staying home with family members who are going to work every day. I know people who are going to stores almost every day and consider themselves as staying at home because they aren’t going to work.
And I suspect that's part of the problem. I'm sure there are people who wear masks at work, and then don't when they are elsewhere in public...so many things that should have been stressed by officials early on to ensure as few possible holes in safety procedures being followed.
Truly, the city actually forced it to close, Walmart did not willingly shut down. To bring it back to Disney, prime example of what not to do as a large corporation.We’ve learned so much from the early days of this. Unfortunately in cases like this...the hard way
I hope that this situation is a lesson to all businesses that employee safety needs to come first. Without the workers you are out of business.
What I wish was asked was how many people they were exposed to, regardless of their "geography." An athlete here in CO got sick, and was surprised, because he had only been out of the house 4 times and never out of his car. But as he explained, it turns out there were several people coming to his house.
The employers pass that cost to customers like every other expense. Also, the enhanced unemployment is coming from the US Treasury so is either your tax dollars or the devaluation of your money, depending on how you want to look at it.
I think it reinforces where most spread occurs which is what several studies have concluded. That is prolonged, close contact which happens easily at home, in a nursing home or a meat packing plant.
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"The three Disneyland resort hotels are no longer accepting reservations before July as the closure of Disney’s Anaheim theme parks stretches toward two months amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
New reservations for the Disneyland Hotel, Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel and Disney’s Paradise Pier Hotel are currently available for travel dates on July 1 and later, according to Disneyland officials.
Dining reservations and bookable merchandise experiences at the Disneyland resort are also unavailable until the Anaheim parks set a reopening date."
Disneyland resort hotels push back reservations until July
New reservations for the Disneyland Hotel, Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel and Disney’s Paradise Pier Hotel are currently available for travel dates on July 1 and later, according to the Disneylan…www.ocregister.com
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Thank you. It was a very interesting read. Unfortunately, I think the cruise business is going to be pretty rough for the rest of this year. It depends on international guests and not just locals. Plus what ports will be accepting cruise ships this year? Already the demand for 2021 cruises is up by as much as 40% industry wide. I know I’ll cruise next year once all this craziness is over. Disney will survive, no doubt about that. People want their Disney fix so they’ll come back. The question is how long it will take to get to that point. For now I relive my memories of how much fun our family has had over the years at Disney. And I look forward to when we can all be together again for another Disney vacation
DCL will survive, can't say that all DCL cast will make it through.Thank you. It was a very interesting read. Unfortunately, I think the cruise business is going to be pretty rough for the rest of this year. It depends on international guests and not just locals. Plus what ports will be accepting cruise ships this year? Already the demand for 2021 cruises is up by as much as 40% industry wide. I know I’ll cruise next year once all this craziness is over. Disney will survive, no doubt about that. People want their Disney fix so they’ll come back. The question is how long it will take to get to that point. For now I relive my memories of how much fun our family has had over the years at Disney. And I look forward to when we can all be together again for another Disney vacation
