Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
It went there...trying to go hard to port and get it back.Is this a new thread on the plague?
So why is travel down 75%???
...uh oh.
It went there...trying to go hard to port and get it back.Is this a new thread on the plague?
Unless you are either a local or AP/DVC, itās not the place to be...no fireworks, entertainment, dining, transportation. Thus, the once in a year or lifetime demographic is out.Point taken...and itās possible that partial herd was obtained...
But back to attendance/travel...thereās two problems:
1. Cant do that in Florida...or California. Not now. Several key āismsā and āacysā are gonna block it.
2. Travel is going to resume for Disneyās demographics when those people are darn good and ready...not a second sooner. That is really isnāt up for debate.
In a way...the real thing - and house money is on they are fully conscious of this - is Disney is watching/measuring just what their pull is.
I bet itās not as much as many - including myself and most of the dust brigade - thought it was.
Every instinct tells me they arenāt seeing the demand. As many times as posters say they are āignoringā the demand...itās not there.
Can you provide more info? Thatās a broad stroke. Iām curious to know if you are referring to air travel and if this stat includes March/April, you know, the uh oh days of quarantine.It went there...trying to go hard to port and get it back.
So why is travel down 75%???
...uh oh.
1999 called...they said:This thread is...
a) Stockholm Syndrome
b) Sunk Cost Fallacy
c) Irrelevant tangents
d) All of the above
See: title of thread.Can you provide more info? Thatās a broad stroke. Iām curious to know if you are referring to air travel and if this stat includes March/April, you know, the uh oh days of quarantine.
It hasnāt even gotten bad yet. But people will ignore it. They will continue to ignore it...you will see it daily.Unless you are either a local or AP/DVC, itās not the place to be...no fireworks, entertainment, dining, transportation. Thus, the once in a year or lifetime demographic is out.
And THEN thereās the economy...
US law is interpretative case law. In about 99.995% of the instances.If we followed the actual text of the Constitution, about 85% of what the federal government does, including many things we like, is unconstitutional. That ship sailed a long time ago.
I posted the mgm resorts link earlier...there are key points unsaid in there.Cast members furlough letters will delay layoffs for a while. Writing is on the wall (sadly)
Disney has been LUCKY... and thatās a win for everyone. So far.
It is. Because we discarded what the Constitution actually says early on, circa the John Marshall court, and instead substituted case law and court precedent as our holy grail. But that's not how the Constitution was actually written to work.US law is interpretative case law. In about 99.995% of the instances.
Civics lesson complete
That does not prohibit contact with individuals coming off the property ...including mostly employees...that venture in and out of their safe zones every day.Disney has not been āluckyā. Rather, they created a super-detailed safety plan that essentially changed nearly every procedure in their operation, and have maintained ridiculously high standards in maintaining those procedures. Including mask wearing by both Cast and guests.
It is. Because we discarded the what the Constitution actually says early on, circa the John Marshall court, and instead substituted case law and court precedent as our holy grail. But that's not how the Constitution was actually written to work.
But, as I say, that ship has sailed.
But that type of contact is 1) unrelated to the resort being open and 2) would have occurred whether WDW was open or not.That does not prohibit contact with individuals coming off the property ...including mostly employees...that venture in and out of their safe zones every day.
No I disagree. People from out of state wouldn't have had that contact if Disney wasn't open. IMO while it's great that with Disney open people are back to work and I am happy for them, they should not be open. With them open it encourages travel between states that shouldn't be happening right now. When multiple states have/had hot spots the last thing that should be happening is travel. Where I live they have been encouraging people to travel within their province.But that type of contact is 1) unrelated to the resort being open and 2) would have occurred whether WDW was open or not.
That wasnāt the equivalency I was making...But that type of contact is 1) unrelated to the resort being open and 2) would have occurred whether WDW was open or not.
I'm none of those and I had a great trip. What's the big deal about fireworks? Do you not all have those in hometowns?Unless you are either a local or AP/DVC, itās not the place to be...no fireworks, entertainment, dining, transportation. Thus, the once in a year or lifetime demographic is out.
And THEN thereās the economy...
Numbers are going down without shutting down....enough said. Isn't there another thread where this has been discussed ad nauseam.No I disagree. People from out of state wouldn't have had that contact if Disney wasn't open. IMO while it's great that with Disney open people are back to work and I am happy for them, they should not be open. With them open it encourages travel between states that shouldn't be happening right now. When multiple states have/had hot spots the last thing that should be happening is travel. Where I live they have been encouraging people to travel within their province.
And yet...you got your shot in.Numbers are going down without shutting down....enough said. Isn't there another thread where this has been discussed ad nauseam.
I got my shot in? Both ways? Do tell.And yet...you got your shot in.
Canāt have it both ways.
That was an āintellectual drive byā...school yard tactics. Make your opinion know in 5 words and then tell others to shut up in one breath.I got my shot in? Both ways? Do tell.
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