Darkbeer1
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How? They just blocked the tram pathway, and converted it to a walkway.
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Disneyland To Open Sept. 16th?
- Thread starter westie
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Darkbeer1
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Anaheim calls on Newsom to reopen Disneyland after $100 million budget shortfall
The city of Anaheim wants California Gov. Gavin Newsom to issue COVID-19 health and safety guidelines that would allow California theme parks to reopen.
www.ocregister.com
Askimosita
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Well, you gave me a gold star and I mentioned that in my comment. Just trying to pull what I can
thank you again for telling us what you can!
Askimosita
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This was further evidenced by the fact that there are signs saying “reservations required for park entry” as well as health and safety signs now along the route. Not sure how they are going to do it with ADA. I wonder if they’ll start renting the scooters before this point... oh what a headache.
ToTBellHop
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Open up! California came off the EXTREMELY restrictive CT-NY-NJ travel advisory today. If it’s good enough for the New York tri-state area, it should be good enough for Newsom. Open up, GD IT!
Mac Tonight
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Newsom being Newsom.
(btw, it goes without saying, but this is fake.)
(btw, it goes without saying, but this is fake.)
Actually, they have a backstage way to handle it, it really isn't very hard, they used to do it on the New Years Eves when they stopped the trams running and turned the tram route into a walkway.
As I said, there is a backstage route that can be used, I just hope they are going to do so. But rentals before this point would work as well.
el_super
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LOL yeah ... because the parks are still closed. They wouldn't have come off the list if the parks were open.
Yeah, we would have, you know why? Because theme parks don't contribute to the spread, especially with safety measure in place, this has been proven all over the country.
el_super
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Nope. It hasn't. Stop posting misinformation and conspiracy theories.
Gottalovepluto
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Ugg right? That rundown of all the open theme parks and states that OC Register ran yesterday was 100% Fake News. Why do they even bother to talk to state and county health departments? Real news comes from Twitter, Reddit and Insta.
oceanbreeze77
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yeah...I bought all the tickets with my stimulus check.
Darkbeer1
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Largest U.S. theme parks report no COVID-19 outbreaks since reopening
No outbreaks have been reported at Disney, Universal, SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, Six Flags, Legoland and Cedar Fair parks in Florida, Texas, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, Virginia and Mic…
www.ocregister.com
>>There have been no reports of COVID-19 outbreaks at the 20 largest amusement parks in the United States as California theme parks continue to await reopening guidelines from the state after six months of coronavirus closures.
No COVID-19 outbreaks have been reported at Disney, Universal, SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, Six Flags, Legoland and Cedar Fair parks in Florida, Texas, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, Virginia and Michigan, according to state health agencies and theme park officials.<<
oceanbreeze77
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anyone with a brain and basic understanding of business knows why theres no "reported" outbreaks....Largest U.S. theme parks report no COVID-19 outbreaks since reopening
No outbreaks have been reported at Disney, Universal, SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, Six Flags, Legoland and Cedar Fair parks in Florida, Texas, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, Virginia and Mic…
>>There have been no reports of COVID-19 outbreaks at the 20 largest amusement parks in the United States as California theme parks continue to await reopening guidelines from the state after six months of coronavirus closures.
No COVID-19 outbreaks have been reported at Disney, Universal, SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, Six Flags, Legoland and Cedar Fair parks in Florida, Texas, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, Virginia and Michigan, according to state health agencies and theme park officials.<<
el_super
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It's a gross misrepresentation to suggest that the parks haven't caused spread, when it can't be proven or disproven. We do not have adequate contact tracing in place to make a determination where someone caught a virus. Specifically the article (not citing any actual figures) indicated that there had not been any outbreak attributed to Disney, without clarifying how big an outbreak would be. If you think no one at Disney has been exposed to, or contracted COVID, you would be absolutely mistaken.
And if you are actually open to contrary evidence, I would suggest reading up on the infection rates immediately surrounding the resort areas (both in Anaheim and Buena Park) which still far exceed the qualification for the red category that Orange County has been moved into. In fact the zip code that Disneyland resides in, has a positivity rate of 7.8% and a case rate of 6.4.
Possibly This ? :
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.
Darkbeer1
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Buena Park’s Pirates Dinner Adventure will have a garden when it reopens
Pirates Dinner Adventure in Buena Park has cleaned and refurbished a large garden which will be unveiled when the dinner theater is allowed to present shows again.
www.ocregister.com
Askimosita
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