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My friend I am in Plant City and the heat index is 108 today and that is 40 miles west of WDW.Orlando doesn't get 115 heat index cmon lol. So much complaining about something that isn't even an issue.
My friend I am in Plant City and the heat index is 108 today and that is 40 miles west of WDW.Orlando doesn't get 115 heat index cmon lol. So much complaining about something that isn't even an issue.
You apparently haven't spent summers in Orlando.Orlando doesn't get 115 heat index cmon lol. So much complaining about something that isn't even an issue.
There’s a big clinical trial starting July 11Have there been any studies on the use of pixie dust to treat coronavirus ?
Does phased for hotels mean certain ones will be open before others? Consolidating of certain levels of booking rates into different hotels?
Yes... Additionally, some dining locations are not going to be open even though the host resort maybe..
Today, I book the AKL room for $200/night from a reliable owner I had a June trip booked from (since last July 2019) and the Poly part was a rebook from March and the owner (different one) was not going to refund my money regardless--so choose not to go and be out of money or just go and at least put use to the money I spent were my options.Those that are still planning on going in July....
How do you justify paying thousands of dollars for roughly 60% of the “normal” Disney experience? I’m genuinely curious to see some replies.
Havent heard specifically, but to me it seems quite easy. One party per car, hand sanitizer on your way in, and on your way out. but they did blanket and say that monrails and ferries and other theme park transportation will open at some capacity with parks.So nothing said yet about the Skyliner??
When the entire economy is shifting to this model - cashless wherever possible, social distancing, limited events that pack people in, you can't expect Disney to go off on a tangent. These seem like the basic list of things necessary to reopen.No meet and greets, no playgrounds, no parades, no fireworks, plexiglass at every cash register, mandatory face coverings "while on property," which would seem to include parking lots and every other place.
This sounds like a miserable guest experience. I know it was expected but I'm disappointed. IMO, you just don't open if this is the only way you think you can do it safely.
That would certainly make sense since a fair amount of dining options are 3rd party in resorts now and perhaps they may just not want to open some due to lack of demand or cost perhaps.Yes... Additionally, some dining locations are not going to be open even though the host resort maybe..
I do hope it's down in December just so I can have some elbow room.Same here. I'm sure they'll have enough fanatics to fill it up in the short term, but assuming these requirements remain in place until sometime next year, I wonder how will attendance will look.
About right...and in-line with the concerns I believe Disney already had.
Not rushing into anything.
The mask requirement is the big issue now. Enjoy bastille day in Epcot with a mask in a 115 heat undex.
I can't tell which direction your sarcasm is pointed, but Texas doesn't have a universal mandate requiring face coverings and six foot distancing in all public places.No way man. Texas is booming !! Restaurants crowded. People are ready!! Isn’t that exciting?!
But,... but... Disney was going to wisely wait and learn from Universals mistakes, and then open in July or August!
So, Epcot NOT closed until 2021, WDW NOT closed for months more. Imagine that.
The only thing I’m waiting for is how masks are enforced at the different parks.
Any reports of the maskless being led out by the Mickey Police at DE?
Mask will be issue with Excess CO2 building as you wear a mask as will Hypercapnia!! Face Coverings in the FLORIDA SUN with HEAT and HUMIDITY will be Sweat Rags that Breed Infections and Skin Issues!! Masks will be ovens!! Relief areas will not cut it!! When people start passing out due to the increase of CO2 Disney will have problems with people passing out, headaches and more!! The body expels CO2 when Exhaling and any Mask or Covering limits the release and the CO2 returns into Body as it builds over an 6 to 8 to more Hour Day in the FLORIDA SUN and HEAT it will not be pretty! Disney Springs is not MK or EPCOT!! Masks should be optional because COVID is basically killed in the Sun in about 60 secs...The PARTICLES people speak of when in HIGH HUMIDITY are ABSORBED and weighed down which makes COVID in the FLORIDA SUN and HUMIDITY extremely difficult to pass and survive!! Universal Volcano Bay will not require MASKS I think because of the IN and OUT of WATER!! Volcano Bay will do extremely well!! Disney will have to look to Open Blizzard Bleach and Typhoon Lagoon ASAP!! The Resorts should open!! Hotels are OPEN ALL OVER FLORIDA and there is no reason Disney cannot Manage!! Universal will be out shortly with HOTEL PLANS as well!
As I said, my position is not "Disney should have reopened with no restrictions even if they think it's unsafe." My position is that "Disney should not be opening at all until they believe that it's safe because these measures are theater. If it's not safe enough to walk around outside in the Florida sunshine without a mask on, then it's not safe enough to open the parks, period."When the entire economy is shifting to this model - cashless wherever possible, social distancing, limited events that pack people in, you can't expect Disney to go off on a tangent. These seem like the basic list of things necessary to reopen.
A few other things to remember here. First, masks will get very sweaty quickly, and once damp will harbor bacteria, which can cause other infections. I don’t think Disney really wants that to happen either. My bet is they expect to be able to cancel the mask requirement before or shortly after they reopen.
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