So far so good. They haven’t found any outbreaks related to Universal or Sea World openings amongst staff. There have been some unofficial, anecdotal stories on social media about workers who tested positive, but not an outbreak.
Something many of you are missing is that in the past few days there are some very troubling issues coming up for all of us. Worth a read to assess what's really concerning:
I can relate to the "half your salary" being direct deposited to Disney...sounds like me. And we too, have been thinking long and hard about our trip in August. We now have decided also to cancel the trip. We kept waiting and waiting, but it's clear that this isn't going to get any better in the next few weeks. Hopefully, next year this will be better, but if not, I guess we can remember all the great trips we had.
I‘m in the same boat. Cancelled my August trip, trying for a redo next August. As I said before, It’s really disappointing but it will just make the next trip that much more specialI can relate to the "half your salary" being direct deposited to Disney...sounds like me. And we too, have been thinking long and hard about our trip in August. We now have decided also to cancel the trip. We kept waiting and waiting, but it's clear that this isn't going to get any better in the next few weeks. Hopefully, next year this will be better, but if not, I guess we can remember all the great trips we had.
The sick ones with symptoms are hopefully getting tested and if someone tests positive I would hope they would let their co-workers they have direct contact with know so they can get tested. I don’t think it’s practical for a place like Universal or WDW to test all employees every day. It would help FL with their percent positive though
The sick ones with symptoms are hopefully getting tested and if someone tests positive I would hope they would let their co-workers they have direct contact with know so they can get tested. I don’t think it’s practical for a place like Universal or WDW to test all employees every day. It would help FL with their percent positive though
I have a friend who has relatives from FL who did the same thing. They came up here to PA but got the whole family tested before they left then quarantined until the results came in. They wanted to visit older relatives and didn’t want to to infect them. This was back in mid-June when FL testing was a little less backed up. I think they got the results 3 days after the test. I think the testing lag puts a hard stop on any plans to do daily testing. It would be ideal if there was a quick and painless instant test but that’s not reality.
While I don’t agree entirely, this is the most American statement I’ve heard in a while - “choice.”
Since it was their choice to go to Disney and Disney has issued multiple waivers and warnings I really don't see how this is a problem. One of the family members could have had COVID before arriving at WDW so still no way to trace it back to Disney. Families are having get-togethers and parties all over the world it's not something exclusive to WDW.
the PR from it would be Disneys biggest headache. Sure, they have legal protections and safety measure in place, but the societal reflection of an outbreak occurring from a family who visited would be disastrous for their image.
I doubt anybody with half a brain is going to blame Disney for something that was their choice to do.
Nobody cares what they think. Disney certainly doesn't because they are not their customers.
The sick ones with symptoms are hopefully getting tested and if someone tests positive I would hope they would let their co-workers they have direct contact with know so they can get tested. I don’t think it’s practical for a place like Universal or WDW to test all employees every day. It would help FL with their percent positive though
