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Disney is #1 in my book. Universal has been a hard #2 in my butt for years. I wont go there anymore.
Also what an ironic username you have...
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Rumor Indication that Disney may open on June 14th?
- Thread starter Queen of the WDW Scene
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Also what an ironic username you have...
disney4life2008
Well-Known Member
But you still keep going back, don’t ya?
Actually I don't. I live here so it's easy for me to go.if I didn't I would be good.
Mouse Trap
Well-Known Member
Maybe this was stated on another thread -- but I've heard a decently large pool of ops management and other levels of in-parks CM's have been called back to work effective Monday/Tuesday.
Weird I just texted six different people in mid-high-level ops management roles and nothing for them.
Mouse Trap
Well-Known Member
My contact is director level. Honestly I don’t know much about the in-park hierarchy and where that really ranks. His job always sounded mildly important to everyday business.
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Animaniac93-98
Well-Known Member
I asked the Magic Mirror. He just said to get some Windex the next time I'm out. 
What does this mean?
"Reading the Tea Leaves"
It’s the Grim, Harry Potter is going to die.
I figured it was either that or a Petri dish. Either would be apt.
Prince-1
Well-Known Member
June 14th ain't happening.
Giss Neric
Well-Known Member
One of these days, Disney will just announced the opening date for Disney World, Disney Anaheim, Tokyo Disney, Hong Kong Disney and Disney Paris all at the same time. If we're lucky even Disney Cruise.
It is indeed very likely that before a park is opened for business there will be an announcement preceding it.
ChrisFL
Premium Member
I really don't understand the idea that Disney cares what Universal is doing, other than they're going to wait and see what Universal looks like when they open with crowd management, virtual queues etc. In fact I think it's an advantage for Disney to stay closed and watch that experiment play out.
Other than that, Disney is going to do things at their own pace. Yes, Disney is losing money when they're not open, but opening too early could be worse if not done properly.
Other than that, Disney is going to do things at their own pace. Yes, Disney is losing money when they're not open, but opening too early could be worse if not done properly.
WDW Pro
Well-Known Member
Disney hasn't even submitted a requisite plan to the state government. There's also strong opposition at multiple levels to reopening just before the fourth of July due to holiday expectations that shouldn't happen (packing people in for fireworks). Still, Universal came in about three weeks earlier than D'Amaro thought, so we'll have to wait. The various options are now with the top four decision makers for the parks, and leaks or early info is very unlikely from this point unless it comes from the governor side... but that would be weird as well.
newLEGACYinc
Member
Isn't that a double negative? You're against masks when they re-open but they need to re-open anyway.
ImperfectPixie
Well-Known Member
I don't know squat about squat, but I've been told by two people (who know I don't like false information) that they know CMs in two different roles being called back this week.
"El Gran Magnifico"
Mr Flibble is Very Cross.
Equally as likely - A Price Increase announcement is surely to follow, shortly thereafter.