Of course the rules will be broken. All rules are broken when people don’t care about others or following directions. I’ve smelled pot in the parks.. see people smoking every time I go(and I’m a vapor but follow the guidelines) .. you only have to listen to the announcement at any show..” please go to the end of the row without stopping in the middle” to know that a lot of people think it’s all about them.
It’s how closely will they enforce this if it happens and what they will do about it.
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One, this is America. We bark and jump as soon as we see any form of our rights being infringed - right to bear arms, smoking, speech, marriage, religion, etc. People don’t like being told what to do...it’s in our nature.
Two, if Disney adopts this “mask requirement,” what other conditions come with it? Type of mask? What about gloves? What about a human bubble? What about eye protection? How do you enforce a standard without issuing masks and other PPE at the gates?
My thoughts are that they, Disney, is going to “recommend” guests wear masks and practice healthy habits, but they will not enforce it.
Or select locations.
Wear one upon entering a park or at least be required to show you have one.
Wear one in a queue, or at least the indoor portion of a queue. This one sounds quite doable.
"Please put on your masks" could be something that cast members tell guests at ride entrances or the indoor portion of rides perhaps depending on crowd levels.
