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News Walt Disney World's COVID-19 reopening plans announced - July 11
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Mainahman
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Where are yall staying?About the same for us! Perhaps we’ll see you there
Me 'Earties
Not all treasure is silver and gold, mate
Poly DVC-and yourselves?
Mainahman
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They moved us to a DVC resort. We will be at AKL Kidani Village. 2 bedroom villa.
“Whatcha mean the Skyliner doesn’t go there?”
milordsloth
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Slightly off topic... July will be my first ever WDW trip and a friend suggested bringing bug spray. I've also heard WDW does a good job at keeping mosquitos away.. Do any of you recommend bringing or getting bug spray to have with me in the parks?
disneygeek90
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I have a knack for getting eaten alive by mosquitoes but I've never had an issue in the parks.
I believe that pest control sprays chemicals in the air to deter the critters that would eat one's skin alive in the FL heat.
Is it known if Garden Grill will have breakfast, or just lunch/dinner, due to the park hours?
disneygeek90
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I'd guess breakfast is off the table (no pun intended) since the park won't even open until 11.
This isn't a change is it?
I wrote about this a couple of weeks ago - and I don't think it changed between unless I missed something
Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort now accepting reservations for July 29 and beyond
The Swan and Dolphin will welcome guests towards the end of the MLS is Back Tournament.
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This isn't a change is it?
I wrote about this a couple of weeks ago - and I don't think it changed between unless I missed something
Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort now accepting reservations for July 29 and beyond
The Swan and Dolphin will welcome guests towards the end of the MLS is Back Tournament.
May be in regards to this?
"Earlier this week, Disney’s Swan and Dolphin Resort reported that they would be closed through July 29th. However, while they may be closed to new reservations, it appears that they will continue to stay open for guests with existing reservations. Guests are being asked to re-confirm their intention to stay by Monday, June 15th. If they do not re-confirm, Disney’s Swan and Dolphin will automatically cancel their stay."
News - Walt Disney World's COVID-19 reopening plans announced - July 11
Can you disclose the percentage of max capacity they will let in the first phase, lets say for the Magic Kingdom, or is that also a secret? I do get it, WDW never disclosed to the public max capacity of a given park, folks can only guess.
Figurehead
Member
- In the Parks
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I wonder if we are going to see a lot of this in the weeks/months ahead: 
1. Things look good, ease restrictions.
2. People behave like hooligans and the numbers go back up.
3. Restrictions put back into place.
4. Rinse and repeat.
1. Things look good, ease restrictions.
2. People behave like hooligans and the numbers go back up.
3. Restrictions put back into place.
4. Rinse and repeat.
TheDisneyDaysOfOurLives
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- Yes
I wonder if we are going to see a lot of this in the weeks/months ahead:
1. Things look good, ease restrictions.
2. People behave like hooligans and the numbers go back up.
3. Restrictions put back into place.
4. Rinse and repeat.
So basically what happened in the real world?
Miss Bella
Well-Known Member
It sounds like what they do on Dinsey cruise of course it's already baked into the price.
Disney4family
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Meals are open!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just got mine for my August trip.
Happy booking!
Good luck!!
Just got mine for my August trip.
Happy booking!
Good luck!!
durangojim
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Happy to say the site worked perfectly for our July trip! Got everything we wanted at all the right times!
No problem with booking meals this morning, but some frustration with booking experiences.
One of the big plusses to our July trip (12-28) was that we had booked 'Capture Your Moment' photo sessions for our daughter to get her Senior portraits done. Obviously, those got cancelled. When the rebooking got announced, 'Capture Your Moment' was on the list of experiences that we would now be able to rebook. Called right at 7am when the 'Capture Your Moment' direct phone line opened and got through immediately. Only to find out that this experience is not actually booking until August 3rd. Not sure why that is something being delayed and yes, the email was standard Disney-vague. But, definitely a bit frustrated that the implication was that this experience would be opening with the parks and we could book it starting today and now... well, SOL.
Those not familiar, Capture Your Moment is 20 minutes with a Photopass photographer in any of a variety of different Magic Kingdom locations for $50. If we still want to try to get those Senior pictures done, it would have to be through Disney Fine Arts Photography which is $279 for 15 minutes or $500 for an hour. Granted it is a far more professional session, but... yikes! That phone line doesn't open until 9am, so we have an hour and half to decide if we want to forego meals for a week to get some great pictures (I kid... kind of).
One of the big plusses to our July trip (12-28) was that we had booked 'Capture Your Moment' photo sessions for our daughter to get her Senior portraits done. Obviously, those got cancelled. When the rebooking got announced, 'Capture Your Moment' was on the list of experiences that we would now be able to rebook. Called right at 7am when the 'Capture Your Moment' direct phone line opened and got through immediately. Only to find out that this experience is not actually booking until August 3rd. Not sure why that is something being delayed and yes, the email was standard Disney-vague. But, definitely a bit frustrated that the implication was that this experience would be opening with the parks and we could book it starting today and now... well, SOL.
Those not familiar, Capture Your Moment is 20 minutes with a Photopass photographer in any of a variety of different Magic Kingdom locations for $50. If we still want to try to get those Senior pictures done, it would have to be through Disney Fine Arts Photography which is $279 for 15 minutes or $500 for an hour. Granted it is a far more professional session, but... yikes! That phone line doesn't open until 9am, so we have an hour and half to decide if we want to forego meals for a week to get some great pictures (I kid... kind of).
