Disney quarantine states

[hockey000]

So far has Disney hotels stopped any guests from checking in from quarantine states?

 

[RebelScum]

I am also curious if anyone from a quarantine state (e.g., NY, NJ, CT, etc.) has checked into a WDW DVC resort recently? Also curious if you have been able to enter the parks?

 

[FlappyFish3D]

Nope. There are many reports on here and other sites of people from these states arriving on property with no issues. Both DVC and non DVC.

 

[siren0119]

They wouldn't, because they aren't responsible for verifying whether you already self quarantined for 14 days before checking in. The assumption is that folks would quarantine on arrival to Florida, and then proceed to their Disney reservations. That said, I think I saw in one of the other threads that the quarantine checkpoint isn't active at the FL border anymore so that may indicate they aren't really hiding the lack of enforcement of the travel quarantine anymore.

 

[Dug720]

I'm confused why three of the states doing WELL are still "on the naughty list" of one of the states doing the worst!

 

[maryj11]

I'm confused why three of the states doing WELL are still "on the naughty list" of one of the states doing the worst!

Yes and Florida is having record cases. It’s a little odd.

 

[FlappyFish3D]

I'm confused why three of the states doing WELL are still "on the naughty list" of one of the states doing the worst!

A question that should be asked to DeSantis. He has been dead silent on this topic. Not even the media seems to be asking this question. It all points to it being political motives, nothing more at this point.

 

[kaytieeldr]

I'm confused why three of the states doing WELL are still "on the naughty list" of one of the states doing the worst!

Retribution.

 

[Dave006]

Retribution.

Correct NY Gov. lists 39 states on his "naughty list" so 14 days when you get back to NY.

To try to keep on topic, Disney is not responsible enforcing any quarantine. Each guest "you" is responsible to self-quarantine.

Dave

 

[RobDoc]

Since the topic question has already been answered, there is no need for further "discussion".