Because next week is the earliest that Pfizer/BnT can submit data for an EUA or extended use agreement with the FDA, I'd love to see them submit a timeline to distribution and likely effect if "X, Y, and Z" number of people take it once available to at least half of the population. That would also give credence to the "we can't let up now" argument if the manufacturers themselves plea with the GP for help.
There already was/is a national distribution strategy for the vaccine. No matter what the result of the election would have been, it would have been distributed just as effectively.
But why post that at all? What’s the likelihood of an entire theater filled with COVID positive guests? This virus is bad enough as it is without using hyperbolic examples.
You can thank COVID for that because if not for the economic damage created by it and the line of criticism enabled by it, the result would not have been what you wanted. The mass mail in voting for "safety" didn't hurt either.
The American Adventure theatre was never filled to its capacity ever in its existence. Also, aren’t they practicing distancing right now; blocks of seats not allowed to be sat in etc.?
This is all moot, the vaccine is coming out very soon and now with Joe in office everyone automatically trusts and will comply
Doesn't mean I'm going to stop, or want to stop, after this is over. and I certainly wouldn't teach my kids that it's not okay to do so. But hey, to each their own. If you don't like to touch other people in any way shape or form (outside of the pandemic environment) that's your decision.
States were supposed to have sent vaccination plans in already to the federal government. I think after Pfizer applies for emergency use FDA approval they should be able to lay out more of a plan around how many doses will be available and when. It’s up to the government to decide who gets the vaccine first and how many doses to send where. It’s a huge undertaking, but I agree that people need to know if the timeframe is February or June just to set realistic expectations. The last thing we need is “vaccine waiting fatigue“ where people say they are sick of waiting so just going to do what they want.
Widespread availability isn't being projected until Q2 of 2021. Hopefully by then everyone can get on boardThis is all moot, the vaccine is coming out very soon and now with Joe in office everyone automatically trusts and will comply
I personally hope some of the social distancing things stay forever. I'm good with hugging my family but I hope we never go back to being shoulder to shoulder with anyone ever again. I'm enjoying having my personal space back.
This vaccine has nothing to do with politics. If people want to give Trump full credit, fine by me as long as they take the vaccine. If other people want to give Biden credit, fine by me too as long as they take the vaccine. I’ll give full credit to Mike Pence’s fly if it means I get to go to WDW in August without a mask and see a fireworks show. What we can’t afford is some BS resistance to the vaccine over stupid political crap.This is all moot, the vaccine is coming out very soon and now with Joe in office everyone automatically trusts and will comply
I really like that show...but I can’t disagree. Maybe back at the EPCOT opening it was full
Travel and tourism is being heavily restricted due to Covid and the pandemic. If a vaccine gets us out of the pandemic there will be a major bump in the industry. Not all jobs will come back immediately, but eventually the worldwide economy will recover, just like every other recession.
Right. I’m saying that I hope it gets spelled out in the messaging that “At +/-75% efficacy (I expect it to drop a little as phase 3 data becomes complete), if 40, 50, or 60% of people get vaccinated, here’s what we can expect in 1, 2, and 3 months if people continue with current protocols.”
Which is exactly what is wrong with this country. Almost half the country voted for Trump so you won't pay attention to what half the people in the country have to say? You can't be any more small minded and non-inclusive.
