Indeed, but it’s the wider picture that is shocking.
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Do you think that Disney world will reclose its gates due to the rising number of COVID cases in Florida and around the country?
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DisneyDebRob
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Parties, not party. And there’s a chance that slim is walking around possibly infecting someone. To say there’s no chance, which you did by your reference would be wrong.
There’s a chance I become a billionaire today.. small chance but always a chance.
It also is common sense that obese people shouldn’t have a diet of fast food or pretty much anything Disney serves at QS, as it directly affects a person health and can kill them, but that is there choice, doesn’t bother me. Those decision directly affect healthcare in this country and society. Some places even have tried to legally limit what people consume in various ways.
Miss Bella
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They were referring to the parties shutting down WDW which is slim to none chance.
what are the chances of you dying of Covid right now
Miss Bella
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Obesity is a huge risk factor with COVID. Being morbidly obese is a great way to end up on a ventilator.
disneygeek90
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Yesterday was one of the best, if not the best MK day I’ve ever had.
Irie
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But obesity can't be spread from person to person contact.
Obesity doesn’t kill your dad though. It is a possibility some of those party wonkers will go home and infect family members.
Miss Bella
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I've read that MK and AK have the least wait times with HS having the longest. I'm glad you're having a great time.
But what really is the wider picture, are hundreds of those parties happening, no, yes we are in a pandemic (however technically that is becoming debatable in the past week) people should be careful and do the things, but more spread is in the home and going to have family dinners with neighbors much as these block parties.
HS is suffering with what’s on offer and everyone wants to ride the ride that’s behaving worse than ever (and has a ridiculously low capacity now)
So don’t eat with neighbours. Simple, common sense.
Miss Bella
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Will be at Universal on a Sunday through Tuesday. I probably won't need them, but I'm only paying 199.00 per night for Royal Pacific s. I'll probably keep it just for the ability to walk to the parks and city walk.
easy to say but that is happening much much more than parties like these.
stratman50th
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No, I don't think they'll close again.
DisneyDebRob
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Yes is the answer. You couldn’t see that in my post? If there’s a chance, which there is, the answer is yes. Wow this is getting tedious.
disneygeek90
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Why was nothing being done during the closure? I realize there were extreme circumstances but it just seems like such a a waste of 4 months that could have really been valuable.
Florida continues to stay stable in positivity in the 11-12 range perhaps trending down with huge amounts of test being reported. Orange County still going down for the past two weeks at 9%. Overall hospital capacity continues to stay stable and actually has improved over the weekend as it usually does.
Miss Bella
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Agreed. They had these problems before the shutdown. In January my husband and son got to the park at 5 am got a boarding pass returned at 1530 waited in line for an hour only for the ride to be shut down. They did end up with a free hs ticket to return.