Cruise and Theme Park Operational Updates due to Coronavirus

[kverdon]

Seems way more magical than working.

Modify your reservation to a date and time that is over 24 hours out, and then cancel it?

I am not there is a way to modify a reservation right now. I only saw an option to cancel when I looked earlier today.

 

[Yooperroo]

I am not there is a way to modify a reservation right now. I only saw an option to cancel when I looked earlier today.

I've already modified dining reservations I've made. But it was a couple of days ago so maybe that's changed.

 

[dreamit]

When I moved my flight from March to July the agent on the phone told me I wouldn’t be allowed to move it again, and that they’ve ended allowing people to change flights.

They haven’t ended the change fee waiver. It was just extended through the end of July. Just this past week, I’ve modified one of my flights twice, each time modifying to the same flight at a cheaper price where both times I received e-credits for the price difference. That’s odd that they’re not letting you continue to modify your flight.

 

[Yooperroo]

I've already modified dining reservations I've made. But it was a couple of days ago so maybe that's changed.

Adding that you can change a reservation

 

[kverdon]

Adding that you can change a reservation

Cool! Thanks, glad that is still an option.

 

[jenjersnap]

Your questions are totally valid. I thought it was interesting they were even bothering with estimations right now.

What could they even be basing it on at this point? We don’t know definitively how many people will be there, how capacity limits actually effect the attractions in practice, how cleaning slows lines, etc.

 

[jenjersnap]

Your times are definitely a bit lower than mine. Are you going in July? I wonder if we are going after an expected bump in capacity (which I doubt will happen now).

Here's my TP:

For Epcot, the biggies come in at Frozen (33 mins), Soarin (26 mins), Test Track (36 mins), RAT (78 mins).

Animal Kingdom: FoP (50 mins), Safari (15 mins)

MK, Day 1: Peter Pan's Flight (39 mins), Big Thunder (17 mins), Pirates (11 mins)

DHS: This is a rough one, as nearly every attraction has long waits: Runaway Railway (84 minutes), MFSR (55 minutes), ROTR (99 minutes), SDD (44 minutes), Aliens (26 minutes), Midway Mania (19 minutes), Tower of Terror (20 minutes) The last half isn't really so bad.....but man....those first ones are rough.

MK, Day 2: 7dMT (34 mins), Pooh (14 mins), Space Mountain (16 mins), Astro Orbiter (16 mins)


I know these numbers could be wildly, wildly off. But.....IF this is what we are looking at, I would be pretty happy with it. Studios is rough, but....we'll see.

 

[aweehughes]

I look forward to complaining about Karen holding her iPad Over her head to video HEA. Then I will feel like things are back normal.

Or 6’5” Bob with BillyBob on his shoulders blocking the view of everyone behind them.

 

[mmackeymouse]

Your times are definitely a bit lower than mine. Are you going in July? I wonder if we are going after an expected bump in capacity (which I doubt will happen now).

September

 

[aweehughes]

Your times are definitely a bit lower than mine. Are you going in July? I wonder if we are going after an expected bump in capacity (which I doubt will happen now).

I need to renew so I can play with mid August.

 

[anthony2k7]

So FL backed down on the alcohol establishment closure ban? Oh my...

 

[Racheldb]

Seems way more magical than working.

Modify your reservation to a date and time that is over 24 hours out, and then cancel it?

That is a great suggestion!

 

[MickeyMinnie1971]

.

 

[JacknSally]

Do you have a link? I live in Florida and haven’t heard that.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1279837333165158405

 

[shoegal9]

Do you have a link? I live in Florida and haven’t heard that.

https://www.mysuncoast.com/2020/07/03/amendment-allows-some-florida-bars-re-open/

 

[MickeyMinnie1971]

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[glocker]

So FL backed down on the alcohol establishment closure ban? Oh my...

What could go wrong?

 

[anthony2k7]

What could go wrong?

Its just shocking that they put in place one kinda token gesture measure in response to the crazy numbers, and then a couple of days later decide to water that right down to basically be meaningless.

They're just racing full on to herd immunity basically now.

 

[cakebaker]

It was my understanding this was happening all along.

No, the original ban required venues whose earnings were 50% or more alcohol to close. Now it doesn’t matter, any bar can open. Way to go Florida!

 

[cakebaker]

Its just shocking that they put in place one kinda token gesture measure in response to the crazy numbers, and then a couple of days later decide to water that right down to basically be meaningless.

They're just racing full on to herd immunity basically now.

On the bright side, for those of us waiting, maybe it’ll race through like wildfire and be over with sooner. Doing it safely takes much longer. Sounds heartless, and it is, but it’s true nonetheless. I just hope not many people from where I live are headed there.