Well maybe, maybe not... they are allowing for park hopping after the 1st of the year with no reservation after 2pm. I do absolutely believe it had everything to do with Covid. It may or may not stay. They can revoke at any time.
Are they really allowing park hopping? I hadn’t heard that. How does that work? What, do you have to make park reservations for multiple or all parks everyday?
www.wdwmagic.com
Thanks so much for that info!Park hopping returns to Walt Disney World with modifications
Beginning January 1 2021 guest will once again be able to park hop at Walt Disney World
Just announced today. Here is the official announcement that is more descriptive than above https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/b...lt-disney-world-resort-starting-january-2021/
Much appreciated!
I think our state was projecting June or July as the time when everyone that wanted a vaccination would be able to get one. Of course the bigger issue is that everyone is assuming the vaccination will prove to be safe and effective when given to the population at large... it may be, but it may also have issues or prove less effective than anticipated. I wouldn't expect things to really be normal until Fall of 2021 at the earliest.
It does not. You can still kill another million people between now and next summer.
There's a perennial shortage of the high-dose shot for seniors... in my area, anyway.
The vaccine is a great achievement, but your thinking is completely flawed on current activities. One of the primary knocks against what you call “draconian measures” to slow Covid is that we couldn’t live that way forever and the economic impact of doing that indefinitely would be too great. Now with a limited timeframe and an end in sight that problem is solved. We now know roughly how long restrictions need to continue. People aren’t being asked to delay activity indefinitely but now for 6 months or less. If anything that should ramp up current efforts to slow the virus. We are in the home stretch and end is in sight, with a working vaccine in hand people should have the resolve to hang on for a little longer. While we all celebrate the success of this vaccine trial hospital workers are still overwhelmed with new Covid cases. The vaccine can’t help with that today.
Perfectly stated. Full stop.
Having the resolve to hang on isn't the same as having the money to hang on.
Will people getting together for Thanksgiving in large numbers help people with income or health insurance? Did Halloween parties help? There is a lot more to this than just shutting down businesses. Outside of the issues with bars and indoor dining very few businesses today are presenting a major problem.
The good news there is the 58% was up from 50% back in September and was from polling done before Pfizer and Moderna announced their results. I know from a number of conversations that some people were on the fence until they could actually see the safety results and I had also heard a lot of people who were skeptical if the vaccine was only 50% effective. At close to 95% I hope that ups the number significantly. I think a similar poll in 3 weeks or so (assuming the EUA is approved for Pfizer) will be a lot more telling.
www.upi.com
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Unfortunately it's the same in my area as well
That's really awful. I know my dad gets the high dose shot as he's well over 65 and fortunately had no issues last month. You'd think the ones affected the most should be able to get their hands on it. Sometimes I wonder about our healthcare hereUnfortunately it's the same in my area as well
How they work is being seen. The efficacy and side effects data is coming from incredibly large scale human trials over a minimum of two months. Earlier, smaller scale trials are able to provide more data.
