38 cases a day...the good old days
not surprised at all, said as much over the weekend, it will go up even more, might hit around 10K
Yep
Disney employees aren’t not disciplinarians. Never have been and never will be.
I think he might have scored a hit on that one.
Let me say this clearly:
Our resident “hoax epidemiologists” will...get your popcorn.
talk about spin , leaving off a huge part of the reason they closed38 cases a day...the good old days
Disney decides to close theme parks in March with 38 new cases a day...Disney decides to re-open theme parks and the daily average is 100X that number. The good news is there weren’t masks and social distancing back then. Kinda makes you scratch your head that so many are fighting the mask and distancing requirements.
www.orlandosentinel.com
Where do you find these graphs?
they look to be from the pdf
It doesn’t need to go up more. There’s some relatively easy things that can be done to slow the spread. Your opinion is well established and I’m not trying to change it, but the numbers going up is a terrible thing for the economy of FL and especially for tourism. There’s a reason the Orange County mayor is jumping into action now. He knows that they need people to want to come to FL and feel safe doing it for the economy to work. It’s in the best interest for the thousands of people who live and work in FL for the case numbers to drop. Political spin and moving goal posts works for social media debates but money talks and if the masses aren’t buying it that’s a problem.
Hearing anything @marni1971?
No, it's really good! If Disney times things right they could have their entire workforce infected in a couple of weeks. They'll be fine!
Its not just the economy of FL. The economy of the entire USA. Orlando/miami are some of the most popular places in the country for people to visit.
I don’t see them not opening. The only exception being if other similar parks close on their own by mid-July. What is likely to happen if the situation doesn’t improve is the capacity limits will stay low for longer than originally planned and they may scale back some of the attractions. If things don’t improve they won’t need to worry about capacity limits anyway. Just my opinion.
I understand this point, but its not just a capacity issue. Its also cast members who live in Florida, its a. corporation putting money before health, its the optics of an escape from reality moving merrily along while the surrounding areas suffer.
Agreed. I‘m sure airlines are very concerned right now as well as hotel chains and even big oil companies. Less flights and less road trips lead to less oil consumed.
