1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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It's just...strange that there is no info yet.
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Disneyland officially reopening April 30th
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1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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Still it feels like they are doing this very late and too close to opening. I got a feeling that opening week is going to be a mess all around. I mean Magic Mountain is already open and they did it successfully.
Darkbeer1
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Well, I was talking to a senior Team Member I know at Tatsu. He stated "I just wish we had more time!", in regards to be given the actual day of opening in early March compared to yesterday.
Enjoying Fish Tacos at Food, etc. And today SFMM is less crowded than yesterday.
mickEblu
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Wednesday morning?
CastAStone
5th gate? Just build a new resort Bob.
I signed up but can't seem to get in. Hopefully somebody here will have the info from the webinar!!
TP2000
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Good! I love it when Sacramento does the honor system.
That honor system we had for the Statewide 10PM Curfew was so much fun, because I made a habit of waiting until 10:01PM to leave my house and drive down the hill to get in the long line at In-N-Out for my
TP2000
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Agreed. It's almost always cringe-worthy and tacky and annoying.
Sea World generally does a nice job of having some sort of professional pre-show or little skit play out before their big stadium shows. But other parks just tend to shove a random boisterous and hyper usher out there to yell at us and plead with us to yell back. I hate it.
1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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Neapolitan shake is the best man. Gotta try it.Good! I love it when Sacramento does the honor system.
That honor system we had for the Statewide 10PM Curfew was so much fun, because I made a habit of waiting until 10:01PM to leave my house and drive down the hill to get in the long line at In-N-Out for myNeopolitanchocolate shake.
TP2000
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Here's some news, gang. We'd heard they removed the Frozen equipment/show entirely from the Hyperion, but it may be good news for other parks or theater shows at Disneyland... And the goalposts are moving very fast now!
www.ocregister.com
"California will allow indoor concerts, theatrical performances and other gatherings starting April 15. The move comes as COVID-19 cases in the state continue to drop, according to the Associated Press.
Masks will remain mandatory and attendance will be limited depending on which state-established tier an individual county is in.
Proof of full vaccination or testing will also be required for admittance."
Although it's that last sentence that makes me laugh.
I have a small piece of paper that says I got a shot. I have several friends now, one of whom I drove both times down to Soka University and stood by her as she got both shots 21 days apart, who are fully vaccinated. All have a small piece of paper, light cardstock, with some typing on it and a nurses scribble with a ballpoint pen showing the dates of both shots. There is no barcode, no serial number, no QR code, and no permanent identifying information on it. They were kept in boxes by the thousands and given to people randomly as they arrived at Supersites and hospitals for a shot.
1,000 of these cards could be made in 20 minutes by a 12 year old with a $35 dollar black and white printer.
California has no regulated system of quickly proving or establishing who has been vaccinated and who has not. All us vaccinated people have is a 4 inch little card, that seemed designed more to remind us when our next shot was than anything else.
The only thing a theater, or theme park, or arena, orfestival experience could do is to ask to see your little card. And if that were to become an industry trend in California, you know darn well these little nonsense cards would be produced by the millions to anyone who had 5 bucks to buy one.
California to allow indoor concerts, theater and other events starting April 15
The decision marks a major step forward for many kinds of entertainment that have been prohibited over the last year.
www.ocregister.com
"California will allow indoor concerts, theatrical performances and other gatherings starting April 15. The move comes as COVID-19 cases in the state continue to drop, according to the Associated Press.
Masks will remain mandatory and attendance will be limited depending on which state-established tier an individual county is in.
Proof of full vaccination or testing will also be required for admittance."
Although it's that last sentence that makes me laugh.
I have a small piece of paper that says I got a shot. I have several friends now, one of whom I drove both times down to Soka University and stood by her as she got both shots 21 days apart, who are fully vaccinated. All have a small piece of paper, light cardstock, with some typing on it and a nurses scribble with a ballpoint pen showing the dates of both shots. There is no barcode, no serial number, no QR code, and no permanent identifying information on it. They were kept in boxes by the thousands and given to people randomly as they arrived at Supersites and hospitals for a shot.
1,000 of these cards could be made in 20 minutes by a 12 year old with a $35 dollar black and white printer.
California has no regulated system of quickly proving or establishing who has been vaccinated and who has not. All us vaccinated people have is a 4 inch little card, that seemed designed more to remind us when our next shot was than anything else.
The only thing a theater, or theme park, or arena, or
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1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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Oh god I soooo hate that too. It is soooo pandering.
1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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Antonio? It suits you.Here's some news, gang. We'd heard they removed the Frozen equipment/show entirely from the Hyperion, but it may be good news for other parks or theater shows at Disneyland... And the goalposts are moving very fast now!
California to allow indoor concerts, theater and other events starting April 15
The decision marks a major step forward for many kinds of entertainment that have been prohibited over the last year.
"California will allow indoor concerts, theatrical performances and other gatherings starting April 15. The move comes as COVID-19 cases in the state continue to drop, according to the Associated Press.
Masks will remain mandatory and attendance will be limited depending on which state-established tier an individual county is in.
Proof of full vaccination or testing will also be required for admittance."
Although it's that last sentence that makes me laugh.
I have a small piece of paper that says I got a shot. I have several friends now, one of whom I drove both times down to Soka University and stood by her as she got both shots 21 days apart, who are fully vaccinated. All have a small piece of paper, light cardstock, with some typing on it and a nurses scribble with a ballpoint pen showing the dates of both shots. There is no barcode, no serial number, no QR code, and no permanent identifying information on it. They were kept in boxes by the thousands and given to people randomly as they arrived at Supersites and hospitals for a shot.
1,000 of these cards could be made in 20 minutes by a 12 year old with a $35 dollar black and white printer.
California has no regulated system of quickly proving or establishing who has been vaccinated and who has not. All us vaccinated people have is a 4 inch little card, that seemed designed more to remind us when our next shot was than anything else.
The only thing a theater, or theme park, or arena, orfestivalexperience could do is to ask to see your little card. And if that were to become an industry trend in California, you know darn well these little nonsense cards would be produced by the millions to anyone who had 5 bucks to buy one.
TP2000
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That's not me, just the first Google image that popped up. Antonio's obvious lack of a manicure should have tipped you off.
1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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Oh ok. lol my badThat's not me, just the first Google image that popped up. Antonio's obvious lack of a manicure should have tipped you off.
ToTBellHop
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I’m prepared to swear fealty to Lord Newsom and to keep the identity of any woman on his arm discreet.
CastAStone
5th gate? Just build a new resort Bob.
Good! I love it when Sacramento does the honor system.
That honor system we had for the Statewide 10PM Curfew was so much fun, because I made a habit of waiting until 10:01PM to leave my house and drive down the hill to get in the long line at In-N-Out for myNeopolitanchocolate shake.
LOL. To be clear that quote on how the policy will be dealt with is from Disney and was sent to TAs, it’s not from the Governor.
ToTBellHop
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Still. I’ll kiss his ring after he washes his hands. You don’t know where they’ve been.
CastAStone
5th gate? Just build a new resort Bob.
I...do......sadly...
Darkbeer1
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Using the wording the state provided. It is the CYA letter to show Sacramento.