Cruise and Theme Park Operational Updates due to Coronavirus

[Nlfm432010]

Right, but there is one driving entrance to each resort. There are multiple other ways to enter a resort. Take the Polynesian for example, are they going to station CMs at the bus stop, path from Grand Floridian, path from the TTC and at the monorail just to stop non-resort guests from entering? They're going to want people to come in to explore and spend money.

I live close to the parks. When I go to the resorts I just explain that I want to go to the food court or gift shop. I went recently this month to Coronado to check out any new merchandise and to just walk around. The deluxe resorts usually want to see proof of a mobile order though.

 

[osufeth24]

Gideons doing their grand opening this Saturday. Giving out free swag too. Place will be a zoo

 

[rteetz]

Gideons doing their grand opening this Saturday. Giving out free swag too. Place will be a zoo

Opening back up today for another soft opening though too.

 

[hertamaniac]

I live close to the parks. When I go to the resorts I just explain that I want to go to the food court or gift shop. I went recently this month to Coronado to check out any new merchandise and to just walk around. The deluxe resorts usually want to see proof of a mobile order though.

I didn't realize that it is tier specific and mods/values are open to free, limited parking.

 

[rteetz]

I didn't realize that it is tier specific and mods/values are open to free, limited parking.

The deluxes in a lot of cases are tied to a park so Disney doesn’t want people parking there to then go to a park.

 

[MrsBooch]

Got a donut (oreo supreme) and a coffee at everglazed today in DS. Def a small area, it's going to create some lines when it's busy. But it was delicious

DROOL.

have you had Duck Donuts before? are they on par with that?

how was the coffee??

 

[Brianstl]

DROOL.

have you had Duck Donuts before? are they on par with that?

how was the coffee??

Donut Drive In in St. Louis is still the best.

 

[wdw_dine_junkie]

Hoping crowds are low for the first week of Feb, but with Super Bowl in Tampa, not sure how many people that will draw to the parks the week before.

 

[Poohbear538]

Opening back up today for another soft opening though too.

Awe darn! I was just there yesterday

 

[Krandor]

Hoping crowds are low for the first week of Feb, but with Super Bowl in Tampa, not sure how many people that will draw to the parks the week before.

Super Bowl crowd is going to be very small this year (probably 20-25%) so I doubt that will have a big impact this year.

 

[Mr. Drauer]

Hoping crowds are low for the first week of Feb, but with Super Bowl in Tampa, not sure how many people that will draw to the parks the week before.

considering they are limiting fans, i would guess that it will not draw any noticeable amount of people to the parks.

 

[rpb718]

Super Bowl crowd is going to be very small this year (probably 20-25%) so I doubt that will have a big impact this year.

If the Bucs make it, it'll be a home game crowd.

 

[Mit88]

It’s not your typical WDW crowd that goes to the Super Bowl anyway. Some do, but most just stay in the Tampa area when the Super Bowl is there.

 

[osufeth24]

It’s not your typical WDW crowd that goes to the Super Bowl anyway. Some do, but most just stay in the Tampa area when the Super Bowl is there.

Ya and in previous years. Some may come the following day for the parade, but would be surprised if they do that this year

 

[Chris Ehlers]

If theyre following CDC guidelines, which recommends plexiglass, then it wouldn’t be considered useless.

Disney's Magical PixieGlass

 

[rteetz]

If the Bucs make it, it'll be a home game crowd.

I certainly hope that doesn’t happen

 

[Chris Ehlers]

Super Bowl crowd is going to be very small this year (probably 20-25%) so I doubt that will have a big impact this year.

Tampa Bay hosts this year's Super Bowl contest, which will unfold at the 65,000-capacity Raymond James Stadium.

 

[SaintsManiac]

I certainly hope that doesn’t happen

You and me both

 

[Krandor]

Tampa Bay hosts this year's Super Bowl contest, which will unfold at the 65,000-capacity Raymond James Stadium.

and the last game that tampa player there they only had something like 16,000 people there. Super Bowl isn't going to be close to the 65,000 capacity.

 

[Mit88]

If the NFL didn’t allow the Eagles to purposefully tank in week 17, my Giants would have already eliminated the possibility of the Bucs having a home game for the Super Bowl