Umm, actually, my guess is parks with have similar restrictions to say Target, Walmart, liquor stores and the like that never had to close during all of this.
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Disneyland To Open Sept. 16th?
- Thread starter westie
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ToTBellHop
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No. Parks have largely been able to maintain safety standards better. Compare mask wearing at WDW to mask wearing at any Walmart in Orlando. Disney and Universal have proven themselves up to the task. Six Flags, less-so.
mickEblu
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So what was your point in saying this ....
In response to this....
You kill me man
mickEblu
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I agree and believe they are up to the task and will do a better job than your local target. The logic still doesn’t make sense though. Considering they haven’t let theme parks reopen but then all of a sudden theme parks will open and have looser restrictions than the businesses that have been open all along?
Disney Irish
Premium Member
The point is that theme parks have always had different criteria set on them since the very beginning of this. You're assumption that because theme parks aren't part of the current tiered system means looser restrictions after reopening than Target and the like is just flawed thinking.
mickEblu
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Disney Irish
Premium Member
Where is the indication that theme parks will have looser restrictions? I'm not sure where you come to that conclusion when we don't even know what the restrictions will be.
ToTBellHop
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If I had to guess, Newsom never thought the parks would be closed this long and is reaching “enough is enough”.
MidwestStitch
Active Member
I'm assuming a September opening is out of the picture, is October opening a possibility?
Jiggsawpuzzle35
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The price of churros have gone up to $6.50?
oceanbreeze77
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I'm going to take a guess and say prob not til the new year.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Disneyland is open before Christmas but Santa ain't coming this year?
Askimosita
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- In the Parks
- Yes
Pleeeeeeease elaborate
ThreadMaster5
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Workers Reveal Disney Is Covering Up Its COVID Cases
Workers and their worried spouses reveal to The Daily Beast that Disney is not only underreporting its COVID cases but clearing COVID-positive employees to return to work.
TP2000
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Newsom's rollout was all very confusing, but it's actually 3 weeks now that we have the first re-assessment out of the way. Here's the details from the state's website on how a county moves through the Tiers...
- A county must have been in the current tier for a minimum of three weeks, except as described in the "Initial step applied on August 28, 2020" section above.
- A county must meet criteria for the next tier for both measures for the prior two consecutive weeks in order to progress to the next tier.
So the next re-assesment for all counties is Tuesday, September 29th. Los Angeles County has to get down into the Red Tier for two consecutive weeks before that with a 7 day lag; weeks ending 9/22 and 9/15. I really don't see how LA is going to make it to Red by 9/29, but Orange County could get downgraded to Orange by then if the numbers continue to drop as fast as they have in OC the past couple months.
Los Angeles County 9/8 = 11 Cases Per 100K
Orange County 9/8 = 4.9 Cases Per 100K
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Askimosita
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- In the Parks
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@Darkbeer1 of course, I’d love to be excited over this photo, but your words feel ominous.
oceanbreeze77
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A ton of people gather to take photos in these areas sooo..... I'm guessing the signs are to cover Disneys booty.
Askimosita
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From what I saw and read, these were—on DL side at least— in the roped off portion near gates. People can’t even get close to these