Theoretically. There's no guarantee that Disney will reopen at 15%. And there's no guarantee it will open all the rides or with all the staff. WDW is still operating at 35% capacity, and the app currently has lines of 60 minutes or longer for 13 rides across the four parks.
Well, at present they are limited to 15%, of course by end of April, who knows what tier they will be in......could even be the new so called green tier Newsom plans on adding. But at 15%, there would be no waits.
I don't disagree. I just think the idea of 15% or 25% is tricky and can be confusing. The percentages can lead people to believe the parks won't be crowded even if in reality they might be, depending on what's open, social distancing guidelines, etc. There are blogs and OC Register stories that discuss it further by giving the estimate capacities of DL and DCA and comparing the various percentages of capacity with the 2019 average guests per day, etc. I'm not an expert. I would just hate for people to think it's going to be walk-ons for everything for the forseeable future and then be surprised if the actual park experience doesn't meet that expectation.
This gives me no comfort or hope.
Right there with you. We did WDW for the first time ever earlier this month. Both my wife and I are westerners from multi-generational Disneyland families, but we decided it was finally time to do as proper Texans and head east for our Disney fix. My only regret is we waited so long.
