I remember back in July when I said multi- generational housing and family parties were the main cause of the spread and I got a beat down for comparing a family party with loved ones to a non-essential trip to WDW. Fast forward 4 months and were getting a beat down for wanting to spend a holiday with our loved ones. Whatever fits their narrative...you just got a roll with it.
Sorry for my part in that...back to talk about increased park capacity, long lines and lack of distancing.
You give them your money and they let you in. Extras?? Ha Ha Ha
A couple of days ago when I contributed to this tangent I actually thought I was posting in the other thread when I replied either to you or somebody that had replied to you.
Have you seen a good source on that?
www.cnn.com
Doesn't mean people from UK are going to suddenly start traveling to the US.White House considering lifting European travel restrictions, source says | CNN Politics
The White House is strongly considering lifting sweeping restrictions on travel from the European Union and the United Kingdom, an administration official confirmed on Wednesday.
Given the UK will still have restrictions even if US lifts it I imagine , but it is a step towards opening up international travelWhite House considering lifting European travel restrictions, source says | CNN Politics
The White House is strongly considering lifting sweeping restrictions on travel from the European Union and the United Kingdom, an administration official confirmed on Wednesday.
That has been ongoing since the restrictions were put in place. First you have to agree on how to implement it. Waving the magic OK wand will not make it happen
As the article states CDC will not block the move. The US side would happen pretty fast, of course UK and Europe will not move as fast.
I'm sure there are some that would like to go WDW, but I think they would most likely still have to quarantine. There's been a lot of lock down protest in the UK and the EU with ten of thousands showing up. The media doesn't cover it, but you can find them on you tube and twitter. I wouldn't necessarily say people aren't ready to travel.
Japan is opening it's borders in April. You need a negative covid test within 72 hours.
IMO that's what should be done worldwide. I include even traveling with in your own country
Testing everyone traveling by car is about as feasible as printing money and handing it out. If it does open up international travel that would be great. They need a quicker accurate test though.
By car you can't control. I was more talking about air travel.
That's a small percentage of travel in the US.
