Disney resorts will shutdown March 20th!

[Krandor]

Hilton Head now on the list too.

 

[lbv7]

With the Governor of Florida just announcing that for the next 30 days all restaurants must operate at 50% capacity and there be at least 6 feet between tables, does anyone really that that the resorts and parks wont stay closed until this ban is lifted?

 

[holden]

I find it strange how different the guidelines are around the country. Where I am, all non-essential businesses are closed. The only places open are hospitals, drug stores, supermarkets, gas stations and doctor's offices. The gyms, hair salons, boutique stores, retail stores, etc. are all closed. Restaurants are not allowed to seat/serve customers. They can do take-out only.

I wonder if FL isn't doing enough to slow the spread.

 

[sethschroeder]

With the Governor of Florida just announcing that for the next 30 days all restaurants must operate at 50% capacity and there be at least 6 feet between tables, does anyone really that that the resorts and parks wont stay closed until this ban is lifted?

Personally I was thinking mid-May now leaning towards early June on when it might reopen even at limited capacity.

I could see Disney doing somewhere they limit crowds possibly to onsite/AP only. They could even limit the parks you could visit based on where you are staying and rotate it.

I also think many government officials and businesses will start instituting partial capacity to make it in theory safer.