Just because the CDC hasn't released anything publicly, does not mean that they haven't been talking with Disney privately. And yes, the CDC talks with all kinds of organizations and companies privately. There has never been one single rule for everyone. Oh, and isn't it also possible that maybe the local governments ok'd the increase? So yes, since the CDC has not publicly stated that Disney could increase it's capacity, he's a lying jerk.Ride capacity has increased (added plexiglass screens to ROTR and MRR are just 2 examples and to quenes for other rides)......Park hours have increased...…...BUT, so have wait times have increased?!?!?!?!...….The CDC makes public policy (not private policy) and by Chapeks own words (despite the fact you wont read HIS quote) he said they will not increase capacity unless the CDC changes the guidelines, that's a fact...…...Also fact that Chapek did increase capacity to 35% even though the CDC did not change their guidelines
But that's ok, you just want to deny he is lying when its proven he didnt
I am NOT defending him. I am merely pointing out hardly anyone outside of the company has no idea who they have been talking to, and exactly when they increased the number of people in the parks. Someone "feels" that it's busier does not mean that it is. You just assume that he is lying without any proof.
So because they slightly increased capacity on 2 of the most popular rides in one park means that they increased capacity of the parks over-all? What if they had many CMs out sick and had to reduce capacity at other attractions? Were they running everything else at full capacity? There are just so many other scenarios that would account for it appearing to be busier, when in fact, there isn't any more people than the previous week.
I have to ask. Why are you so adamant that he is lying, and what affect has it had on you?