If you feel up to it, let the restaurant know about this and why you won't be back. Everyone's playing this whole reopening thing by ear right now and not always getting things right. The restaurant management might not even have thought that something like that would make guests feel uncomfortable, so a helpful comment might be timely.
But this isn't only an issue of calendar days. There is also the more important issue of what happens to the numbers statewide and county-specific-wide during those 3 weeks. So much has to improve before it could really be safe to think about moving in that direction. This is such a difficult time for everyone. Just hoping we can all pull together and follow the guidelines so that things can move forward again.Looks like Newsom is closing some things down for three weeks, which could potentially expire around 07/22 if it started yesterday.
Anybody else holding on to the smallest bit of hope that he comes out on July 6th and gives theme parks the approval to open when those three weeks are done, given that they follow the rules of no indoor seating, masks required, social distance, etc.?
Like I said - smallest glimmer of hope, knowing full well that I will have to reschedule our trip for the end of this month.
I mean, I hate to be the wet blanket in the room, but I would give this a 0 percent chance of likelihood. It’s far more likely that at the end of the three weeks, Newsom will begin allowing some of the things that were re-closed to re-open, but probably not all of them and probably not how he did it before, which was basically to turn it over to the counties as a free-for-all. Then see how that goes for another three weeks. Then allow a bit more to open. Then see how that goes for another three weeks. Rinse and repeat. At least if he doesn’t want a repeat of what they’re going through now. I’ll be shocked if theme parks get clearance to open before September, and won’t be surprised at all if they don’t even get it then. But, I could definitely be wrong. I hope conditions improve more quickly than is predicted and people understand better the need to follow the rules so that we can go back to doing more of the things we love.Looks like Newsom is closing some things down for three weeks, which could potentially expire around 07/22 if it started yesterday.
Anybody else holding on to the smallest bit of hope that he comes out on July 6th and gives theme parks the approval to open when those three weeks are done, given that they follow the rules of no indoor seating, masks required, social distance, etc.?
Like I said - smallest glimmer of hope, knowing full well that I will have to reschedule our trip for the end of this month.
) but if DL can’t open before then because CA cases are too high... I don’t know. All the unknowns are giving me ALL the anxiety.
They had 10,000 cases today
The governor said he doesn't want to lock things down again. I think the only way for WDW to not reopen is if Disney themselves pull the plug or outside influences prevent people from coming in (i.e. airlines refusing to fly into Florida). If they do end of reopening I hope everyone follows the rules so everyone is as safe as possible.
They have a Donald Duck collection dropping on Monday. It's SO adorable....but beware, they sell out super fast!
It’s truly terrifying. I personally hope WDW does not open. It’s not worth it, it’s really not.They had 10,000 cases today
WDW doesn’t release numbers but park reservations are still available to Resort Guests, regular ticket holders, and APs. Only for a few days have APs filled all the AP allotment for a specific day. It does look like guests are staying away.
I pray for everyone's safety
I'm not sure we can accurately say that. Ticket sales and 2020 vacation packages are still frozen. So even if people wanted to go they couldn't book a new vacation or buy tickets for this year. This may be why so many days are still available. As for the AP's - it is July in Florida - many know better than to leave the house lol. Florida and other states are also issuing quarantine rules that would prevent people from coming even if they have tickets. That being said Universal Orlando has yet to reach capacity so honestly who knows.
We were too. If they were open, we would have been tempted to go so the rational side of me said I'm glad the temptation was removed. Irrational side of me is impatient.
It’s July and August where APs have filled days. In few I meant in relation to having reservations through Sept ‘21. WDW guests book resort stays a year in advance and would book Dining 6 months in advance.
This!
