Tori
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At Disney Springs you're expected to bring extra masks with you.
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Masks at WDW
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NickMaio
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I feel the same.....just not worth it to me and my loved ones.
Horizons '83
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- In the Parks
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Interesting to see the split in this poll.
My 2 cents, it will be absolutely miserable to wear a mask 10 hours a day, just based on the heat factor alone. I want to go back to the parks too but I want to experience the parks as I have in the past, which will take time. At the rate it costs per day, I just don't see how it could be worth it to anyone.
My 2 cents, it will be absolutely miserable to wear a mask 10 hours a day, just based on the heat factor alone. I want to go back to the parks too but I want to experience the parks as I have in the past, which will take time. At the rate it costs per day, I just don't see how it could be worth it to anyone.
Katelynbird
Active Member
I would. I have been wearing one this long and there have been some days here at home where the temps were pretty warm so I'd deal. Maybe I'd take a few more rest stops then usual, but I'd be up for it.
MyAdventureBook
Member
. If Disney requires masks everywhere, I will just cancel my trip (and I am a huge Disney fan- been going multiple times a year for over a decade- but masks just panic me) I will look to Universal. If they require masks everywhere, I will try SeaWorld. If they require masks everywhere, I will try Dollywood. If they require masks everywhere, I will just go to the beach and visit local places that don't require them.
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CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
I would drink a jar full of COVID-19 if it meant I could go to WDW for eight nights without a mask.
Parker in NYC
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MyAdventureBook
Member
I'm sad that Dollywood was so far down on your list.
I love it so much, but I grew up close to there and we have had season passes for many, many years (even when it was Silver Dollar City), so it is more like going home and less like going on a vacation. But we still go regularly. It is just usually in addition to our Orlando trips.It may actually be our best bet, though, with all of the reports I've read about the Orlando parks wanting to require masks. It will be interesting to see if they all go the way of the mask or if they decide to go their own ways on that issue. I wonder if those in charge are thinking that they could beat their competition this summer if one of them doesn't require masks and the others do. Seems like it could be a good business decision to draw those who say they won't go if masks are required.
Jrb1979
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They probably will all require masks. There is a reason SeaWorld was testing Mako with employees wearing a mask.
It may actually be our best bet, though, with all of the reports I've read about the Orlando parks wanting to require masks. It will be interesting to see if they all go the way of the mask or if they decide to go their own ways on that issue. I wonder if those in charge are thinking that they could beat their competition this summer if one of them doesn't require masks and the others do. Seems like it could be a good business decision to draw those who say they won't go if masks are required.
Astro_Digital
Active Member
Humidity 95%, temperature 95 degrees .... 5 minutes wearing a face mask I would pass out.
WDW in August it is a close call without the face mask/
WDW in August it is a close call without the face mask/
Jrb1979
Well-Known Member
Doubt it. Both Disney and Universal are going to require it. The Disney union made it mandatory as part of their agreement
jsand99
Active Member
I have no answer. I can't get my 12 year old autistic child to wear a mask and my 9 year old son is terrified of masks and panics when he puts one on.
John park hopper
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You probably can't so why go, wait until things are back to no mask required
PrincessNelly_NJ
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We will. We have two trips planned for later this year. We don't like wearing the mask but we will absolutely abide by the rules if it means I can get back to WDW!
We have decided to schedule a few more TS meals and afternoon breaks so we can enjoy time outside of the mask when possible and when its safe for us to do so. Depending on the park hours, we will spend more time at the parks after sunset when its cooler.
We have decided to schedule a few more TS meals and afternoon breaks so we can enjoy time outside of the mask when possible and when its safe for us to do so. Depending on the park hours, we will spend more time at the parks after sunset when its cooler.
PrincessNelly_NJ
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For the sake of their employees, mask will definitely be required until further notice.
mdcpr
Well-Known Member
Don't go then. The stress on the little one would be unbearable.
jsand99
Active Member
Blog Mickey just posted an article saying that there will be no exemptions from masks for any reason. We had already decided we were not going if masks were required but this has removed any sliver of doubt.