I wonder instead of hand fulls of candy, they move to pre packaged bags, and put plexiglass up on the carts for trick or treating. Limit who goes down the path at a time, and limit the amount of tickets they sell far more. it could be done if they wanted.
People are standing in long lines at Horror Nights to enter their houses and the houses have very narrow walkways which makes social distancing impossible.
Do you know if everyone with a reservation currently will be able to gain admission?
All of our FP for late July have been removed or not showing up. Any word if they will be without FP or they will need to be reworked after reservations system?
I wouldn't deny early risers the comfort of a 7am or 8am start to the day, but one of the things I have begun to find a chore about WDW vacations is the shift toward super early starts and then early closing times.
It sucks that before corona disney was opening the parks later than ever, while also closing earlier in the evenings earlier than ever...
Boy that’s a good question... how would they sterilize each car after use?
What I would expect to happen is that in the not-too-distant future, Disney will open up park reservations to Resort Guests at a publicized time that applies to the next ___ days (probably 30). Then, there will be a date for AP's and a date for existing ticket holders. Once all of these groups are taken care of, park reservations will continue to open on a rolling basis the same way that FP's are rolled out. Then, once all existing groups are dealt with, resort reservations and new ticket sales will be reopened for people.
They likely won't be, and neither will ride vehicles. But, you will be strongly encouraged to use available hand sanitizer prior to boarding.
Isn't it closing at 6 pm everyday though?
Really? My 3:30 am wake ups for ROTR beg to differ...
