Tony the Tigger
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Hey, I wouldn’t mind that carrying through the end of the month!
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News Disney mask policy at Walt Disney World theme parks
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correcaminos
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To be fair I deal with no high risk issues, but others that when people crowd on my space I have issues. I find if you ask super nice, people aren't jerks about it.
Tony the Tigger
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Same!
911deb
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Feels more crowded than last August, but the lines are back to being short again. Got on FoP twice with 25-ish minute lines and Everest three times in a row at practically a walk on every time!
EricsBiscuit
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But do we know that that data applies to theme parks? If the observational studies and/or experiments that you allege support your claim were conducted outside a theme park, we can’t assume that they apply to theme parks too.
LittleBuford
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Why wouldn’t it apply to theme parks? Crowds are crowds, regardless of how much make-believe surrounds them.
I’m not sure about the masks optional part (I hope you are right), but I do also think that cases will be on the downturn within a month or so.
Guessing what the CDC will say is like a box of chocolates - you never know what your gonna get.
GimpYancIent
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Yes! A crowd is a crowd and the whole crowd at specific event story = super spreader event is propaganda. Going to WDW or any other amusement park, ball game or for that matter Sturgis has now proven to be no greater risk than going to the supermarket or other high people density location. If every one would follow the Disney masking rules across the board I believe things would be better.
Well my rough guess is on the fact that most of WDW's employees will have completed vaccination by then. If that and the cases are looking downward, that is when I figure things will be optional.
peter11435
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donsullivan
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The latest impact of the COVID surge in central Florida.
www.orlandosentinel.com
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They are telling us that if they can’t slow down LOX usage which is (and should be) prioritized for COVID patients, we may get caught in a potential boil-water-alerts condition since they will not have enough to treat the water. The hope is that stopping lawn irrigation will lower the LOX demand on the water system and prevent a water quality impact.
www.mynews13.com
don’t expect mask mandate to go away any time soon.
Orlando urges reduced water usage as liquid oxygen used to purify water goes to COVID patients
The city of Orlando and its water utility made an urgent appeal Friday afternoon for residents to cut back sharply on water usage for weeks because of a pandemic-triggered shortage of liquid oxygen…
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They are telling us that if they can’t slow down LOX usage which is (and should be) prioritized for COVID patients, we may get caught in a potential boil-water-alerts condition since they will not have enough to treat the water. The hope is that stopping lawn irrigation will lower the LOX demand on the water system and prevent a water quality impact.
COVID patient overload causes extreme ER wait times
Patients report wait times of up to six hours.
www.mynews13.com
don’t expect mask mandate to go away any time soon.
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donsullivan
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Florida reports 1,486 COVID deaths, more than 150,000 cases this week, topping 3 million total cases
The state Department of Health reported 150,740 new coronavirus cases this week among Florida residents to bring the cumulative total to 3,027,954. With 1,486 more fatalities on record, 42,252 Flor…
www.orlandosentinel.com
The ride also is partly indoors.
Tamandua
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The ride is partly indoors in California as well but they don't make you wear masks on it.
StarWarsGirl
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If I recall correctly, you load outside in Cali whereas it's an indoor loading area in Florida.
EricsBiscuit
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Not surprised that the geniuses in Orange County are having issues.The latest impact of the COVID surge in central Florida.
Orlando urges reduced water usage as liquid oxygen used to purify water goes to COVID patients
The city of Orlando and its water utility made an urgent appeal Friday afternoon for residents to cut back sharply on water usage for weeks because of a pandemic-triggered shortage of liquid oxygen…
Water Service You Can Depend On
Get OUC's water rates, download the yearly water quality report, find water conservation tips and other resources.
They are telling us that if they can’t slow down LOX usage which is (and should be) prioritized for COVID patients, we may get caught in a potential boil-water-alerts condition since they will not have enough to treat the water. The hope is that stopping lawn irrigation will lower the LOX demand on the water system and prevent a water quality impact.
COVID patient overload causes extreme ER wait times
Patients report wait times of up to six hours.
don’t expect mask mandate to go away any time soon.
donsullivan
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The latest on the severity of the COVID surge in Central Florida.
www.orlandosentinel.com
AdventHealth morgues reach capacity due to COVID-19 deaths
Morgues throughout AdventHealth’s Central Florida Division have reached capacity due to COVID-19 deaths, the organization said in an email obtained by the Orlando Sentinel Thursday. “Th…
www.orlandosentinel.com
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