Although this wouldn’t work for my family (we are staying at The Tropicana) I love this hope. I don’t see it happening since the hotels are telling people they won’t be open this month.My hope is that DL opens for Resort guests and select AP's (ones not normally blocked out in July) when the hotels were supposed to open on 7/23. Stay at that very limited capacity for a week and then open for other hotels, ticket holders and all AP's at the end of the month. In a limited capacity again of course.
This just about seals the deal. Thanks for the update!I just received an email stating that the DLR hotels will not be open in July, but you can make reservations for August.
It's always a good plan to have both. While face shields provide more complete coverage (for example, also covering the eye area, which we know through studies is another area of transmission-one we discuss a lot in the ophthalmology world), they certainly would not work for you on a ride at all!Just a reminder for anyone deciding to bring face shields to the parks when they reopen: Disney has stated that they will be requiring face masks (with ties/ear loops), so don't forget to pack those along with the shields!
My bet is still on after Labor Day. I think he will wait out these three weeks, see if conditions are improving, and if they are, then allow restaurants and other things that were re-closed to re-open. I don't think he will give the theme parks clearance until he has a few weeks to see how that goes, especially since schools will start reopening around that same time.
Actually an acquaintance of mine said that they were told they can move their booking to August 1 and beyond. So maybe (and this is a long shot I know) they will still open a weekend before the hotels like they were going to last time? Idk how possible it is seeing how they would have to call everybody back and train them within that time, but just guessingI just received an email stating that the DLR hotels will not be open in July, but you can make reservations for August.
I just received an email stating that the DLR hotels will not be open in July, but you can make reservations for August.
Actually, face shields protect very well. They aren't my personal choice, but the University of Iowa has done some very good studies on this. Of course, if you want to be as safe as possible, wear both. But a shield blocks droplets not only to and from others with direct transmission (the same as a mask), but also protects transmission from the eye area as well. In addition, it helps to prevent the wearer from touching their face, which is a large source of transmission as well.Disney Food Blog has the most current update on “face coverings” allowed at WDW:
“A Cast Member we spoke with said face shields are also an acceptable face covering since they cover the nose and mouth. They haven’t seen many folks wearing face shields, but they’re allowed.”
Which seems weird because face shields don’t protect others unless a mask is also worn along with the shield.
https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2020...and-doesnt-qualify-as-a-mask-in-disney-world/
I have a feeling we'll hear from DL in the next day or two.He was very caucus unfortunately. He only said, in response to a question, that it is “...safe to reopen...” but that’s all, and he said that it is safe ONLY if the guidelines are followed. He did reiterate the current guidelines for now, but he did not mention A timeline of any sorts.
Thanks! I can see that shields block droplets but the shield-wearer still exhales/inhales unfiltered air which contain aerosols...especially inhales those found in a restroom.Actually, face shields protect very well. They aren't my personal choice, but the University of Iowa has done some very good studies on this. Of course, if you want to be as safe as possible, wear both. But a shield blocks droplets not only to and from others with direct transmission (the same as a mask), but also protects transmission from the eye area as well. In addition, it helps to prevent the wearer from touching their face, which is a large source of transmission as well.
So while many wear masks because they are easy for us to pull on and off, and for a while shields were hard to get ahold of- they are a very valid option that should not be discounted for those that find breathing in masks uncomfortable, wish to drink carefully through a straw as discussed, or even wish extra protection.
Really?!! We are flying United, and we chose our row at that time based on middle seats being blocked. I guess I need to change my seat so I'm actually sitting next to my husband?I’m also in the camp that I don’t want to be the first group in for the reopening- I want things figured out first and plus see how well enforcement goes. I also want to know specifics of what’s open vs. what’s not (rides, shows, things in swge etc etc.) before I commit.
I wasn’t happy to see United opened up all middle seats for our flight (end of September) after I was told when I booked they were staying blocked off. Seems like other airlines are following suit as the summer goes on for their Fall flights.
Yes I think I saw somewhere that United and American were going to book their flights full going forward.Really?!! We are flying United, and we chose our row at that time based on middle seats being blocked. I guess I need to change my seat so I'm actually sitting next to my husband?
Really?!! We are flying United, and we chose our row at that time based on middle seats being blocked. I guess I need to change my seat so I'm actually sitting next to my husband?
I just received an email stating that the DLR hotels will not be open in July, but you can make reservations for August.
Really?!! We are flying United, and we chose our row at that time based on middle seats being blocked. I guess I need to change my seat so I'm actually sitting next to my husband?
Their 30” pitch on a 5hr flight sucked. If I had known, I would have “upgraded” to a less inhumane seat.I have always hated flying United or American. I have always felt that their cabins were more cramped, seats closer together, and customer service worst.