Is Disney world in jepordy?

[skw251520]

I know this a hot topic right now as a Disney fan and a travel consultant I would like to know everyone's feelings about travel plans and future plans about what is going on with the Florida

 

[mort1331]

hope to be back in 3 years,,,depends how everything goes,,,dont want to go into the deep weeds in this...holding onto our dvc for now and renting till we can come back

 

[IndyToThere]

Huh? What is the context for this topic?

 

[pooch]

Just making sure all my vaccinations are up to date!

 

[skw251520]

Huh? What is the context for this topic?

The

Huh? What is the context for this topic?

The vaccine mandate proposal for Florida

 

[Kooks and Bay Bay]

Not gonna lie. If I start hearing that a bunch of people are getting sick because they aren't getting vaccinated and it makes me at more risk of getting something even though I've had all my vaccines (not sure if you have life long immunity if you start hanging around areas that don't have immunity) I would definitely consider other Disney destinations even though WDW is my "home".

 

[Disnsyncey]

If they keep pricing out normal people maybe

 

[NickC]

I don't know if it will affect WDW or not. But, if you're wondering about how it will affect each individual poster, I won't be changing my travel plans based on this proposal.

 

[jwalk03]

No Disney World is not in trouble.

 

[Dave006]

The vaccine mandate proposal for Florida

The discussion is only about removing a specif list from the Florida Statue to mandate specific vaccines. The Statues have always included procedures for exempting a child from immunization requirements. The average was about 5% of students opting out.

Florida Statue - Title XLVIII EARLY, LEARNING-20 EDUCATION CODE, Chapter 1003 PUBLIC K-12 EDUCATION

Immunizations shall be required for poliomyelitis, diphtheria, rubeola, rubella, pertussis, mumps, tetanus, and other communicable diseases as determined by rules of the Department of Health. The manner and frequency of administration of the immunization or testing shall conform to recognized standards of medical practice.
It will not happen overnight since it will required be passed in a session of the Florida House, Senate, and finally signed by the then current governor. The sessions are only 1 time per year and only last 60 days. The House and Senate don't meet on the same schedule.

Dave