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Will Disneyland USA suffer? ALL Of Disney's Theme Parks Now Closed - Reopening Dates Unknown
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George Lucas on a Bench
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I had to order TP and wipes online because the stores are all sold out. Food is gone too. I guess I'll just starve.
Curious Constance
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That’s awful. I’m so sorry. What will they do? Reschedule at a later date?
I vote for automatic PASS!
BrianLo
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Ya it's postponed to an ambiguous date. At least 8 weeks I'm assuming to be safe.
Curious Constance
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I imagine at this point you just want to get it over and be done with it. Now you have to continue dealing with it and studying for weeks to come
BrianLo
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Forced study break. I'll spin back up again a month out from the test. No point in studying in perpetuity. I need to find new hobbies again!
DrAlice
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I've had so many of the same thoughts that you've shared. As to streaming.... you are on to something here.
Both parents are working from home and now the kids are off of school. How do you keep the kids from bugging you while you are trying to work? You stick them in front of the streaming device so they'll just please, for the love of all that is holy, be quiet for 5 minutes so I can hear myself think!
Also, our kid was sent home with online homework. I foresee households fighting over the WiFi. Will there be people upgrading their internet service to cope?
DrAlice
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This. All of this. White chocolate is NOT chocolate. I'll fight anyone who says otherwise. Just sayin...ok now we are friends
I always tell everyone to stay away from white chocolate not good its got like 97% sugar and only about 1% cocoa butter and milk solids so technically it is really not chocolate.
and dark chocolate is Soooo good when it is used as a topping on a freshly made waffle while standing in the main center of Brugge
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Damn it corona virus!! no travel this Spring for me
I'd add that the warm chocolate fountain at the museum of chocolate in Brussels is lovely too.
wityblack
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I know this is gonna put a huge financial strain on every business, Disney is sure to suffer. I heard a number of 40 million dollars lost for the 1.5 day closure because of Hurricane Matthew. So I can only imagine the extent of this. It is much too early to know much, but how much change can we expect in the parks when they open back up? And how much will be cancelled? I'd rather things be postponed until they have the money, but is it fair to expect that all announced projects that haven't started construction will be shelved? I mean, we heard that much was frozen when two parks were shut down, so I imagine that those cuts are only the tip of the iceberg. The entire gig economy won't be able to afford to go to the parks when they open back up, I'm sure everyone will be cutting corners, and vacations and merchandise are the first to go. It seems like Disney and other theme parks are going to suffer more than we've every seen before (or is that just hyperbole?)
Darkbeer1
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Everyone in Anaheim is strapped in for a very rough ride.
I can presume that info will be leaking out on a regular basis.
Let me just say, when Disney is ready to re-open, based on their business model, just like a movie premiere, that a big blitz will happen to try and drive folks to visit. That might be Avengers Campus's opening, or something else, depending on how long this hiatus lasts.
That said, well, yes, budgets will have to be followed.
I recommend following Sports news, as I predict that when they get ready for events with fans, you will see Theme/Amusement parks re-opening around the same time.
Disney Irish
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I wouldn't even be surprised if this closure lasts into April and beginning of May, they move up Avengers Campus to open shortly after they reopen DLR.
Try In-N-Out, they were going like gangbusters tonight. Or try Panda Express, if you dare.
Good for you for keeping a sane head on your shoulders! I'm a big proponent of time off and decompression. Take a month, do everything fun. Go to the beach. Go for a daily walk listening to your favorite music. Read a book you've always put off reading. Try a new recipe. Clean out your closet to Classical music. Take that ugly brown end table next to your couch and paint it in your favorite color.
Next weekend, have friends over to play Scrabble or Monopoly or Poker while you all drink wine, but the rule is everyone has to put their iPhone in a basket at the front door and not look at it for the entire evening.
No cheating! (On the phone rule, cheating on Scrabble or Monopoly is fine. Cheating on Poker is also fine, so long as you aren't in Las Vegas.)
Then a month out from your test, study like hell and kick butt on that exam!
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George Lucas on a Bench
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Vegetarian options?
Yes to both. They do a grilled cheese thing at In-N-Out that is reported to be fabulous. Just talk to the kid at the counter, they are so polite at In-N-Out and they'll be happy to help steer you in the right direction.
And Panda Express has Vegetarian options, usually at least two or three on the buffet.
I think stressful situations happening, and one of the desires people have is fast food..
Californian Elitist
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I can personally attest to this. All this week, I haven’t been eating the healthiest at all. Definitely related to all that’s going on.
I’m hoping to hit up In-N-Out tomorrow.
