No. Not really.
Those awful kids. I forget, can you link me the study that shows spring break had a meaningful impact on community spread of Covid-19? Or even like, not a study, but any evidence, even tenuous.
Soarin and Frozen are capacity problems with social distancing. TT is pretty easy. They just ignore the virtual queue car design aspect. That wasn’t there when the ride opened anyway. One party per car and no single riders or mixing. It would reduce the capacity but not as much as some other rides. Not sure is SSE is going to have the refurb postponed. That would be an easy ride to social distance on. Same with Seas and Figment. MS would be fine. Post ride interactive areas would be shut down. WS would have capacity limits in stores and restaurants. It’s a big park so even with construction plenty of room to spread out. Training new CMs for WS would be the biggest delay in opening. But it’s mostly food and retail jobs so pretty interchangeable.
If you are recalled from furlough and don't go back to work, you stop getting unemployment. So you better run back to that Disney job or you won't be getting any money.
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We know that doesn’t really work. People in nursing homes are not know for being out and about but they’re still getting sick.
For the millionth time, it's not about you. It's about who you infect with your cavalier actions. The self-centeredness of people is more clearly discernible than ever before. Their "right" to ride an amusement ride is more important than the people they get sick or kill.
The Costly Toll of Not Shutting Down Spring Break Earlier (Published 2020)
People got sick — and some died — after attending crowded parties and theme parks in Florida as the coronavirus spread.www.nytimes.com
Data shows potential COVID-19 spread from Florida spring breakers
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. — If you need motivation to stay-at-home - here you go.
28 University of Texas spring breakers test positive for COVID-19 after group trip to Mexico
The group traveled together on a chartered plane to Mexico about a week and a half ago.
Nine more COVID-19 cases among UT spring break trip students, 62 total
Nine more cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed among the students who took a Spring Break trip to Mexico in April.
But the big thing is with even reduced antibody levels or even if they have completely disappeared, your immune system remembers how to fight the virus. That is why it is believe that Spanish Flu had much higher rates of deaths among young adults than older people. The immune system of older people had been exposed to the Russian Flu 20 years before and had a memory of how to fight a similar deadly influenza strain.
What cavalier actions?? If the poster decides to go to a theme park, out to dinner, out to shop, etc. and feels safe doing so where is the problem? If another person who may be in a more vulnerable state does the same thing, with or without safeguards they have to know that there is a greater risk for them. Even going to a grocery store for essentials might be a problem which is why stores in my area have a designated shopping time for elderly/ more at risk people early in the morning. My Aunt is having her groceries delivered as she is in a higher risk category. The more at risk person has to take the appropriate precautions for themselves. I dont see how the poster is putting anyone else in danger, unless the others venture out and are willing to accept the same risk. Marie
If the theme park is open per the state guidelines, why would you harp on people choosing to go? If you have a problem with the state allowing something to reopen, take it up with the state, not the person choosing to go to a legally open business.
