id think they would contact you prior to your trip and cancel your booking would be guess, or give you the option to cancel. Now how do you get chosen to get bumped? Id hope it would be based off when you booked and not random or points based in some odd way.
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The lowest the capacity limit goes is 50% in phase 1 and there’s a good chance that WDW won’t be open for very long if at all in that phase. If FL jumps to phase 1 this week which seems likely now they may be in phase 2 some time in June. I can’t see 75,000 people showing up at MK any time soon. I would imagine outside of July 4th they won’t come close to capacity.
I can hear it now if people are diverted to another park and their ADR’s are in that park.
I know there are plans in place and a lot of people won't be going during phase 1 or even phase 2 but I just am curious about the process. There's been a lot of focus on restrictions and social distancing and capacity -- but how they're going to do this is just as much of an unknown as anything. All I know is that if I got an email tomorrow that Disney was opening June 1st and my trip was cancelled so that someone else had the opportunity to go, I'd be ed. I'm all for charity in it's place but not in this case.
I’m sure Disney execs would be doing cart wheels and back flips if that happened regularly. With almost no international guests and tons of people either afraid to go or without the means the last thing Disney is worried about is reaching capacity limits.
Is this 50% of maximum capacity (e.g. capacity as you might expect it to be on July 4th or Christmas Day) or 50% of attendance on a given day 12 months earlier -- big difference in numbers.
I’m not following why you would get an e-mail that your trip was cancelled. Unless they decide to not open all of the resorts there’s no reason they would cancel hotel reservations. Even if there was a capacity issue the parks will work just like Christmas week or July 4th. Get there early or face a phased closing. It happens half a dozen days a year at least.God, I wouldn't want them to show up! But it isn't a beach, so we should be safe.
The guidelines say 50% of capacity. I see no reason why they would look at historic attendance. It’s based on how many people it’s acceptable to cram into the park
There is also a guideline about spacing out sun loungers on pool decks to reflect social distancing. Imagine the ultimate whammy -- you can't get into the parks because of 50% capacity limits and you can't enjoy the pool area because there is no capacity on the spaced-out pool deck, and then you can't get into a restaurant...! Oh man, customer service lines would be red-hot at that point.
A real healthy, strong public safety option....The guidelines say 50% of capacity. I see no reason why they would look at historic attendance. It’s based on how many people it’s acceptable to cram into the park
I mentioned earlier, of potentially having Boarding Group times for entrance to the park. Not sure how it would work exactly, but they would have to do something to mitigate the earlier morning crowds.
