In situations like that (outside) there is not enough time to achieve the infectious viral load that will make yous sick when you are standing 6 feet apart or where wind and the infinite outdoor space for viral dilution reduces viral load. I wouldn't think a mask would be necessary at a campground unless you're in a common space such as the bathroom.
Sending your DD all the love, support, and prayers I can muster during this hard time. Please thank her from all of us for all that she does! It’s been truly inspirational to see how gracefully CMs have handled this whole thing, and to see their passion and love for what they do never ceases to amaze me (even during these trying times).
Shanghai Disney opened this morning (in Shanghai time of course), and Bob Chapek was on a call with a news network this morning. During the call, he said "it's likely that we'll require masks for cast members and guests" in domestic parks as well. You can imagine where it's gone from there.
Did you watch the actual opening (not the video where the executive shows off the tape markings? The opening event clearly shows some CM not wearing masks and waving at guests. Nearly all guests were wearing masks, but I did see some with it down on their chins or not covering their noses.
To recap the two developments today:
Oh so not an actual release from WDW or Disneyland in terms of procedures & operations? Similar to Iger’s temp check statement last month.
Maybe they had new hires in the pipeline for Traditions and they are just resuming that hiring process now? They’ll need to replace the CP CMs so they would likely have spots for people who were in the process of being hired before the shutdown.
Similar, yes, but much more definitive. Back then, Iger said they "were looking into it" but Chapek is now saying masks being required is "likely." He expanded on it quite a bit as well, saying that Disney's decision making will be reliant on how guests respond and that they're certainly expecting Americans to be more resistant to wearing masks.
Sounds like he’s been reading this thread every day like us
Just texted her, he works at Disney university
Exceptionally unlikely you would need to wear a mask if you aren't around any other people besides your own household. The problem is that crowds form at the theme parks. Heck, if people could actually effectively physical distance themselves, they could even have water parks open without masks (except when getting food). But people would need to actually follow the rules, and you can see on this thread many have argued that too many people have no interest. It's a shame.
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That’s great news! Thanks for checking!
They will stop rides and have kicked people out for having your phone out on a ride.
I was a CP season pass holder, so I saw this happened a lot more than it should have.
I know. Its happened to me on MaxAir.Been there, done that. You know what sucks? When people bring their phones out on lift hills like Magnum and then the ride goes “down” while you’re on it.
