It will be a personal decision, the parks are not going to open with a mask wearing mandate in place. If it does not work for you then it won't but no one is going to be required to wear one at all times. They simply would not open the parks to that.
It is not speculation. It is real world examples that can happen.
Again, once the police were called in the guy was being removed for being belligerent. If you are a threat to other passengers or the driver you are removed. What if they gave him a mask and let him stay and he assaulted the driver or another passenger later in the trip? They had to remove him. Could the driver have offered him a mask to wear, sure. But we don’t know if the guy would have worn it.
For some that still have jobs. For the 15 million that have applied for unemployment just in the last 3 weeks and businesses that may not survive this closure, it will not be forgotten.
Conversely, I’m friends with several travel agencies. There’s so many Europeans chomping at the bit for their vacation, planned or postponed. I think you’ll see a lot of international visitors once we can visit.
It’s tough for anyone losing jobs, don’t think anyone is not feeling for them. But most will get jobs again and old and new businesses will open. It won’t all be gone in a year but it will be different for many.
I’m only going by 240 years of history.
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If someone needed to go incognito with a face mask, sunglasses and a baseball cap, the person can enjoy the parks and not be bothered.Disney won't require a mask when the parks re-open. Think of the loss in photo sales that would entail!!!
I think you are forgetting that the first lockdown wasn't scheduled to last that long, which means they originally were thinking that they would be back up and running by now. If the government had announced that they were going to be closed until May then I expect they would have cut them sooner, maybe not the day after the lockdown announcement for PR reasons but they would have done it sooner. The only reason the workers didn't get cut sooner to begin with is that the government has slow rolled the lockdown by announcing it in pieces... and now who knows when it will really be over.
I'm also a shareholder but I don't think they really care about me first if that was the case they would not be paying a lot of the executives as much as they do, it is your typical large corporation where the executives put themselves first and shareholders second or third.
I agree. Disney would have furloughed sooner had they known this would last at least through May. There was hope from Disney and everyone else that things would open back up in April. I remember saying in March that they might wait until the spring break crowds were gone to re-open WDW around April 20th. That seems to line up with what they were thinking internally, hence the delay to furlough.
