DisneyFan32
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Disney further relaxes its mask policy for Walt Disney World theme parks but the change suggests Disney World may not drop all mask requirements imminently
Disney further relaxes its mask policy for Walt Disney World theme parks but the change suggests Disney World may not drop all mask requirements imminently
A tweak to the mask policy may suggest that Disney is not yet ready to drop masks at indoor locations.
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GoofGoof
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I’m popping my popcorn nowDisney further relaxes its mask policy for Walt Disney World theme parks but the change suggests Disney World may not drop all mask requirements imminently
Disney further relaxes its mask policy for Walt Disney World theme parks but the change suggests Disney World may not drop all mask requirements imminently
A tweak to the mask policy may suggest that Disney is not yet ready to drop masks at indoor locations.
Andrew C
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When I am there in September, they will be lucky if I wear shorts, never mind a mask...I’m popping my popcorn now
Archie123
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If Japan postpones the Olympics again, which is very likely, it will not be moving anywhere.
StarWarsGirl
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Good. I'm among those who are not ready to drop indoor mask requirements yet. You just don't know who is and is not vaccinated, not to mention someplace like Disney has a high amount of children under 12 who can't get vaccinated.Disney further relaxes its mask policy for Walt Disney World theme parks but the change suggests Disney World may not drop all mask requirements imminently
Disney further relaxes its mask policy for Walt Disney World theme parks but the change suggests Disney World may not drop all mask requirements imminently
A tweak to the mask policy may suggest that Disney is not yet ready to drop masks at indoor locations.
StarWarsGirl
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I look forward to seeing you in a dress.
GimpYancIent
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L.A. is next on the host list.
TrainsOfDisney
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I don’t believe any 1 human on earth knows that for an absolute fact.
Figgy1
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Nah Racoon wear
danlb_2000
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I would think they would be getting very close to the date where the decision would have to be made. Really can't wait until a few weeks before to make that call.
GoofGoof
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Move it to Tampa. They did a great job with the Super Bowl and Covid has been over in FL since September so no issues there
True. I'd hate to be on that committee!
GimpYancIent
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I would agree whole heartedly except L.A. has hosted 2 Olympics already and still retains most of the infrastructure / facilities to where some modernization / refurb and addition of a few new venues it can be up and ready. L.A. is already starting work for it's third Olympics in 2028 anyway. I am sure the mouse can jump on snagging a sizable share of the visitors seeing as its the originals back yard.Move it to Tampa. They did a great job with the Super Bowl and Covid has been over in FL since September so no issues there
Kevin_W
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I think the people/organization is far more of a problem than the facilities. Japan had/has a reported 80,000 volunteers, not to mention all the referees/judges/timers/etc. that are needed for each sport. I think with less than 2 months there is no way this could be organized in a different location.
I'm also not sure what the big hang-up for the Japanese is. The vast majority of athletes have been vaccinated, and probably those support staff as well. And if not, there is still time now for it to happen.
I cannot imagine how crushing it would be for the athletes to have this canceled.
Chip Chipperson
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Do they mean that the reports will be issued, just not every day? Or that there will be no more reports at all going forward because DeSantis apparently thinks it's over?
Not clear, but would assume just the daily reports?
"Gov. Ron DeSantis' press secretary Christina Pushaw told The News Service of Florida on Friday that there is no need to keep issuing the daily reports.
“COVID-19 cases have significantly decreased over the past year as we have a less than 5% positivity rate, and our state is returning to normal, with vaccines widely available throughout Florida,” Pushaw said in an email.
As of Friday afternoon, Pushaw had not yet responded to a follow-up question on when the last daily report will come out."
Governor's office: Florida will no longer release daily COVID-19 case, death reports
But a state of emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic remains in effect through the end of June.
www.tallahassee.com
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