TakesFaithTrust&PixieDust
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I hope they’re successful as so many people depend on reopening to survive. WDW has shown it can be done safely.
I hope they’re successful as so many people depend on reopening to survive. WDW has shown it can be done safely.
Because over 24 hours you may have close contact with people several times for less than 15 minutes - which previously wouldn't have counted. Now it would.
Just making your way in and out of shops down main street may meet that criteria.
Overall when Fl finally starts doing proper contact tracing, I would assume these new rules would need to be factored in.
The thing is that though this is new from the CDC, this is information that has been out there among epidemiologists for a while. I’m in an cohort of cultural organizations and we had a webinar with a public health scientist from a local university back in April where he said exactly this. I doubt it changes much for operations anywhere.Because over 24 hours you may have close contact with people several times for less than 15 minutes - which previously wouldn't have counted. Now it would.
Just making your way in and out of shops down main street may meet that criteria.
Overall when Fl finally starts doing proper contact tracing, I would assume these new rules would need to be factored in.
Even during normal times I am not within 6 feet of a total stranger for 15 minutes or more. That’s a little creepy.
At Disney you absolutely are unless you don’t ride anything, watch anything, take any transportation, or rope drop at a park. Sometimes you’re that close dining in certain restaurants.
I miss those days. Those pictures make me sad.
Hopefully we can go back to having stranger’s armpits in our faces sometime next year.
I miss those days. Those pictures make me sad.
Hopefully we can go back to having stranger’s armpits in our faces sometime next year.
Looks a lot like the current crowds, sans masks, but don’t worry, they “haven’t raised capacity”
I think it also depends how well this goes. Interesting they are starting it on a Saturday too.
Disney could do a lot of things right now. Doesn't mean they should or would. I am very interested to see how this goes.They could do all of them with social distancing, but it Epcot Forever by far is the easiest.
Fantasmic and HEA wouldn't be impossible if they made it a ticketed event. Just can't see the value for Disney by doing that for a handful of guests.
Epcot also needs it the most.
Disney could do a lot of things right now. Doesn't mean they should or would. I am very interested to see how this goes.
The problem with Fant isn't the crowd size; it's getting people out. The logistical effort/time it would take to coordinate an exit with physical distancing just isn't worth it to them right now. More to the point, Fant costs A LOT of money to run each night. There's a reason that even after the 2008/2009 recession and subsequent tourism dip, Fant was quickly reduced to only showing several nights a week.
I miss those days. Those pictures make me sad.
Hopefully we can go back to having stranger’s armpits in our faces sometime next year.
I think the cost is a huge factor ... I wonder if they could do a modified version though that costs less but something to take capacity - maybe even something they could do a few times a day
It's crazy to think I was in crowds like that in at WDW in January 2020, just 2 months before the world closed down