Maybe another poll, are you planning on canceling or moving your to later in 2020? @lentesta has noted that the moving of trips is more prevalent than the cancelations which would be a bit of good news.
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POLL: When are you planning to return to Walt Disney World?
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JohnD
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Hard to answer in poll. I actually have reservations for 5/25-5/29. Maybe that’s within a month? Within three months? So I answered sometime within 2020 not knowing how long after re-opening, assuming it does before 5/25.
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
I wonder if some of those rescheduling their trips might still cancel if Disney isn't functioning 100%
I think Disney realizes this too. Half a park might as well be no park to many guests.
JS514
Well-Known Member
Was planning on flying down for a long weekend in mid-May. Staying with friends, not on property this time. As long as they are open, we'll be there. If they're still closed, we currently have a trip booked in mid-September, but I'm sure we will find a few weekends before then to go down.
ETA: We have AP's so it doesn't matter as much to us if everything is open in the parks or not since we are fortunate enough to go pretty often. We just like to be there.
ETA: We have AP's so it doesn't matter as much to us if everything is open in the parks or not since we are fortunate enough to go pretty often. We just like to be there.
bigrigross
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We are scheduled to come to disney the first week of december. I have my doubts that the US has it under control by then. Realistically, we are looking at mid 2021 before a vaccine can be made.
Amused to Death
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On whatever day all of the idiot vloggers are done filming everything again.
Flynnwriter
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Please! MORE POLLS!! This is a great way to connect with the Disney fans here.
fngoofy
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Really? There will not be a vaccine by then. There will still be people contracting the virus, and WDW is a magnet for people from all over the country/globe.
As contagious as this virus is, you would be able to have fun as you touch railings that have had thousands pass, touch, cough on them every hour?
AshaNeOmah
Well-Known Member
The wife and I are going to Universal without the kids in late June for our 15th Anniversary. They'd be pretty mad if we went to Disney without them. Then a cruise on the Disney Magic over Thanksgiving means it's gonna be Spring Break 21 or later until we see WDW.
2bornot2be
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I'm scheduled for July 2020 but I really think I might have to move it if Disney is not fully operational at that time. This decision may have to come very soon because I don't want to loose $$$$ on changing schedules.
