Moved back. It was originally April 7th I believe.
They have not made a decision and just because numbers are declining slightly doesn't mean you just open everything up like a theme park. The reason numbers are declining are the sacrifices we made quarantining. Florida had 1100 new cases on Monday while under quarantine. If you open a theme park up, I can guarantee you the cases will start to increases again within 14 days.
I think so! At least it feels like a positive, which is just nice on it's own.
So you're saying open up everything and let what happens happens. Money talks that's all the matters.
. Good thing you don't live in Canada. They plan on keeping some sort of social distancing til we have vaccine or a cure. Restaurants bars and stores will open first with limited capacity and they will go from there. Disney will reopen at some point but with limited capacity, virtual ques and anything that involves large groups in one place will be gone. Disney is going to be on the safe side for awhile @shanes17Agh, that’s a bit earlier than i would have liked, would have preferred to have more time to see what the virus situation was.
Which to me is ridiculous as FL has its own hotspots. So with this nonsense, if things continue to calm down here as they have & wdw opens, we can’t go??!I don't know what thread to post this or how this affects WDW, so @rteetz if you need to move or delete that's fine
Today I started working for the Florida Dpt of Health through a staffing agency. I'm at the airport right now, along with nurses and national guard, my job is basically waiting for flights from the hot zones (ny,nj,la,etc) and handing them a pamphlet once they get off the airplane explaining covid symptoms and what to do if they experience them and retrieving from them personal information, address, number of people in group, ages, where they are staying that they filled out during thr flight and telling them they need to isolate for 14 days.
My shift is 6:30am to 3:30pm and the first flight coming from a hot zone is at 1:40pm and only 13 people in it
I asked my supervisor if they have an idea on how long they'll be collecting people's info and she said the government told them about 6 months to maybe a year.
They could obviously drop the quarantine requirement but the gathering of info i believe will continue.
Any questions lmk, I'm bored
I'd be curious to see if Disney directly addresses this concern in some sort of change in the terms to give piece of mind. It was gracious of them to refund the Star Wars Run fees, but that was hardly necessary. I had a half marathon canceled for May and they made it clear they were not able to offer refunds as it would destroy the underlying non-profit (which is probably true and why I personally am not mad about it).
