StarWarsGirl
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I am willing to bet that the majority of cast members are happy that their safety is being prioritized.
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News Disney mask policy at Walt Disney World theme parks
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Sirwalterraleigh
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..:I can’t lie…you popped into my mind when I read the release
We will, particularly at Disney Springs.
Most of them want to be safe
Still have some hope universal hasn’t announced anything yet right?
I don't expect to see any changes on that front, but not certain.
UNCgolf
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I feel sorry for them.
Not because they have to wear masks, but because they are going to have to deal with the angry idiots who are going to scream at them about having to wear a mask.
donsullivan
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I fear that will be true. I also worry about F&W guests who have drunk a little too far around the world.
I made sure my employees are safe by requiring vaccination.
Maybe Disney should do the same.
correcaminos
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In June we had this. Outside for 7DMT for example I did not see all wearing them. Once you got to the real entrance we did have to put it on.
If it is outside and covered, it was considered inside too. The CMs were kind and helpful.
disneygeek90
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Most F&W is outside though. I don’t think it’ll be as much of a pain point as it was in March.
donsullivan
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A fair point.
StarWarsGirl
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This is true.
We had some guests behind us in line for Buzz back in May that tried to tell us that masks weren't actually required. We pulled up the rules on our phones and showed it to them. They were so rude; I can only imagine what the CMs must deal with.
Animaniac93-98
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When I booked my trip to Orlando way back in February, I always assumed I'd have to wear a mask indoors. I have to on the plane, airport and other places anyway, so doing so at the theme parks is not a big deal to me.
Have Universal, SeaWorld, the OCCC and other major businesses also changed their policies?
Have Universal, SeaWorld, the OCCC and other major businesses also changed their policies?
durangojim
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When we were there this past weekend I was actually very surprised at how many CMs were still wearing masks. It was definitely up from the 3 weeks we were there end of June/ early July
I’m happy for the people who feel more safe because of this understand that sentiment.
This will suck much worse if they get rid of preshows put up the plexiglass and start to close dining again.
It will be interesting to watch them walk a tight rope of mitigation’s as case numbers continue to skyrocket.
I hope this is a far as they have to go, anything beyond this and it will start to become miserable.
This will suck much worse if they get rid of preshows put up the plexiglass and start to close dining again.
It will be interesting to watch them walk a tight rope of mitigation’s as case numbers continue to skyrocket.
I hope this is a far as they have to go, anything beyond this and it will start to become miserable.
fractal
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The CDC recommendation is for vaccinated and unvaccinated to wear masks.
Your point?
John park hopper
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Been vaccinated my mask days are over CDC or no CDC finger in the wind
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