disney4life2008
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A real journalist is not going to cry and run away. She is a poor excuse of a so called reporter
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News Magic Kingdom July 2020 reopening reports
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WEDway Inc & Company LLC
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you’re right!
SilentWindODoom
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Saw the video and delved down in the comments before I realized I should come here and see if there was any discussion.
According to the guy recording the video, the family's younger child started running into the street towards Merida. The father managed to grab the child, but the balloon slipped from their grasp, the forward momentum carrying it forward. That's what the father is doing, although without this context, it really does look like he crouches down and tosses that thing like a skipped stone.
According to the guy recording the video, the family's younger child started running into the street towards Merida. The father managed to grab the child, but the balloon slipped from their grasp, the forward momentum carrying it forward. That's what the father is doing, although without this context, it really does look like he crouches down and tosses that thing like a skipped stone.
LittleBuford
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Those parks didn't open against the background of a surge in cases.
This could have gotten very ugly if the streets were packed. In the video a few guests panicked and started running to go inside the merchandise location.
John park hopper
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OSHA is small potatoes compared to PETA if they should get involved.
If the cast member fell off the horse, got injured, or the horse trampled over the guests if the cast could not control the horse , OSHA would be the least of worries.
And the fact that she went back after feeling so unsafe and fearing for her wellbeing!!! The dramatics and that are what make me question her motives.
Judging from the photos, I don't think Disney will remain open much longer. I don't see how they could make a profit with such limited crowds and yet having that many CM's to pay. If crowds don't increase they will realize they are losing money and have to shut down again.
FutureCEO
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Banned for life for attempted murder. Well, she could have fell and cracked her head. Horse could have trampled people. Guests would be scarred for life.
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Bob Harlem
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Closing and reopening again would be more expensive, it's the "you must start from somewhere" approach, the flipside is if it goes well more guests return much more quickly than waiting. (Although depends also on the cases and/or case severity declining too) The current situation of cases being way up but severity being lower is mixed, both have to be good for it to return more toward normal. It'll be slow for a while though.