Jrb1979
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From what the CEO put out Thursday, masks will probably be in place at Six Flags too.
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Opening WDW with Social Distancing
- Thread starter MisterPenguin
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That's interesting, since the Safety Gestapo wouldn't let us ride Goliath with glasses, even tho' we had safety straps on them.
Even if you tied them on with knotsies?
I guess the speed of the ride was just too fascist.
Your argument is still not great.... it is not physically possible to ”ski” without a device called “skis” that fit on your feet. On the other hand, it is physically possible to get on a ferry boat, or watch a parade, or sing along to “It’s a Small World” from a boat with or without a mask.
A better metaphor might be: if a business requires an NDA in order to have a job with them, either you accept the NDA and take the job or you decline the NDA and don’t take the job. If you take the job and break the NDA there are consequences.
All of us are playing the guessing game here. I’m not sure Disney knows if masks will be required of guests or not. My guess is really simple: if the state/government mandates everyone (ie: guests) wear masks, then Disney will require it; if the state/government does not require masks or only “suggests” or “recommends” their use for everyone (ie: guests), then Disney will follow suit (assuming they say anything about masks).
Florida is entering Phase 1 but Theme Parks can not open in that Phase. The recommendation for Phase 2, when Theme Parks may be able to start opening does not call out a mask requirement for everyone (yet). That may change when we actually enter Phase 2.
I've never had to wear an NDA, but your point is taken.
Bottom line, if Disney says "Thou shalt wear a mask," thou shalt, or thou shalt not partake of Disney.
Smooth
Well-Known Member
Knotsies?? Isn't that how Germans tie their shoes?
NoBreyner60
Active Member
It kinda looks like Daft Punk is trying to stay safe.
ZoneOfTheEnder
Active Member
We choose not to go and participate in this foolishness.
Perfect. .. we be bubble people and we can recharge at Tesla Power Portals.
Is there a hole so I can sip dole whips?
If someone can invent a portable AC unit to continually run inside the outfit, I will place an order.
Miss Bella
Well-Known Member
I'm fine with WDW requiring masks. I just won't go. There's other places to vacation.
MickeyLuv'r
Well-Known Member
When this thread was started, I'd have said WDW might require masks, but the way current events are playing out in multiple states/cities, I'm thinking we won't see required masks at WDW.
The whole idea of (requiring) masks has taken a very divisive turn in the past few days, and Disney theme parks have always tried to steer clear of divisive issues.
I am starting to think WDW won't reopen until the debate over masks has abated.
The whole idea of (requiring) masks has taken a very divisive turn in the past few days, and Disney theme parks have always tried to steer clear of divisive issues.
I am starting to think WDW won't reopen until the debate over masks has abated.
Jrb1979
Well-Known Member
That's going to be awhile then. Other parks are making masks mandatory. It feels like a lot of Disney fans don't go to other parks much. For some reason they think Disney isn't the same so they can do what they want.
Dumbofan1889
New Member
i don't think they will open intill wearing masks is so more but idk
Jrb1979
Well-Known Member
I'm surprised no one is talking about what the San Diego parks have planned to put in place upon opening.
www.micechat.com
BREAKING NEWS: San Diego Theme Parks Devise Reopening Plans
The drumbeat for theme parks to reopen is pounding louder and louder. Legoland, SeaWorld, San Diego Zoo & Safari Park, and the USS Midway have coordinated with the San Diego Tourism Authority to craft procedures
www.micechat.com
jaklgreen
Well-Known Member
I'm surprised no one is talking about what the San Diego parks have planned to put in place upon opening.
BREAKING NEWS: San Diego Theme Parks Devise Reopening Plans
The drumbeat for theme parks to reopen is pounding louder and louder. Legoland, SeaWorld, San Diego Zoo & Safari Park, and the USS Midway have coordinated with the San Diego Tourism Authority to craft procedures
They are just trying to throw out the most "secure" plans to try to get the governor to rethink his opening plans. The governor does not want any of the parks, or large gatherings until they have a vaccine. Keeping these places closed for a year or more can very well bankrupt them.
ZoneOfTheEnder
Active Member
Let’s get our critical thinking caps on. Here is a FDA website talking about face masks https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices...n95-respirators-and-surgical-masks-face-masks
Please read the entire page and look for the section about who will have issues with face masks.
Then think about what they say about fit and efficacy of face masks both N95 and home made.
Next look for what they say how and when to dispose of them.
There is one more research topic that you should search for and it is based on something I read that a person who might have a virus who sneezes or coughs inside of mask the virus goes to the outside of the mask. Doesn’t sound like a safe thing for everyone not healthcare workers should wear.
The other parks that are currently requiring masks (i.e. most recently those in San Diego) are following the county protocol which calls out the requirement.
My belief is that this is the way it will go everywhere- if the government's rule in that area (municipal, county, state, federal) requires masks, then the park will require them; if it does not, then to me it's unlikely that the parks will either.
Orange County (where the parks are) does not require masks. Osceola county (where All Star resorts and Wide World of Sports complex are located) pseudo does require them. (I say pseudo, because while the county did put the requirement on the books, days later it then stated they wouldn't be enforcing which pretty much renders it moot).