TiggerBouncy
DIS Veteran
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- Mar 4, 2013
Currently (AFAIK) cruises are set to resume end of September / beginning of October. We know it took a while for the ships to sail around and drop everyone off (mainly because of port restrictions). We should get an early warning bell of some sort of Disney's intent to resume operations by positioning of the ships which will take time, recalling of the crew which will take time, training of the crew on new procedures - which will take time.
If you add all of the things together which have to happen, what is the MINIMAL lead time that DCL would likely need to resume operations? So we have some kind of idea whether non-cancelled cruises or possible, or even some gauge as to if Disney intends to meet a date.
Does anyone have actual empirical knowledge of this? Assuming that Disney does not go to extraordinary circumstances or secretive moves or anything of that sort.
If you add all of the things together which have to happen, what is the MINIMAL lead time that DCL would likely need to resume operations? So we have some kind of idea whether non-cancelled cruises or possible, or even some gauge as to if Disney intends to meet a date.
Does anyone have actual empirical knowledge of this? Assuming that Disney does not go to extraordinary circumstances or secretive moves or anything of that sort.