Agree entirely. Be it a store or just turning a corner on a walkway within the parks, it is entire possible to find yourself suddenly with people less than 6ft in front of you and then turn around and find those behind you also less than 6ft away.
I expect Disney to take it seriously and not just have policies on paper. I expect the rules to be enforced. If they aren't, and a cluster is traced back to Disney, that is bad for everyone, including Disney. I have been to other theme parks where I've seen various rules quite strictly enforced and no one is sobbing that their day wasn't as magical as a result.
They are still required by Disney in Shanghai, the government of Shanghai has relaxed their requirement from required to recommended. People have gotten glimpses of a few non-masked people at Disney Shanghai and combined with Chapek’s comments to CNBC this morning it’s kicked off an impassioned debate here on how strict a WDW mask requirement might be.
Where have you gone that has enforced policies better than Disney?
Agreed, I think people using logical reasoning will come to this conclusion.
Gotcha - that's what I thought. They have arguably the most brand value of any company, anything to tarnish that will be mitigated. IMO the mask requirements will be strict. It is just a good business decision.
I already tried that.
All the more reason why Disney should be out there enforcing the rules and not leaving it to "vigilante justice."
This *could* be promising news...but speculative at the moment. However it's likely no new jobs are posted due to the CM survey in which they were asked if they'd be willing to work different jobs than they had before...so this would be cross-training in a different area than they were used to....IF this is true.
Yeah, that's why i thought it was weird for Traditions cm to be called back. Cross training happens without the need for cm to do Traditions again. But my friend has no reason to lie to me, so it's still a wait and see
Perhaps it's a modified Traditions? As it will be a completely different environment and I can only imagine incredibly stressful for CMs as they deal with guests who won't want to comply...just reminding and refreshing everyone?
Maybe they’re going to be trained on the new procedures and will then train all returning cast members?
Maybe? Traditions is exactly what it sounds like, a class to share the history of the company and walk through the park explaining the 4 keys. The on hand training comes at each location with the appropriate leads, not tradition cm.
This may be too much detail, so no worries if you don’t know or can’t answer, but do you know if the nephew is a Traditions facilitator at Disney University or does the classes for third party operators at Disney Springs? I know that those operators also have to go through an abridged version of Traditions, and some of these locations may be hiring new untrained people after laying off their staffs.
