In theory, strict compliance would imply that you wait until the water has been served before removing masks. But in practice nobody is going to quibble about the minute or so it takes between being seated and the water being put out.
I not fearing it. Pack em in!!
I don’t think that first sentence is really fair, but it seems like those kinds of comments are ok to make, just not the ones that go the other way. But I totally agree with that last part; hopefully not many people ever actually believed that was the intent.
We always removed our masks as soon as we sat in Every restaurant I’ve been to during Covid. Nothings changed, this is still how it is.
Reality of how it worked was you wore your mask until you got to your table. At that point the host would usually tell you you can take off you mask. Mask was off until you got up to leave after you were done.
They won't. The only reason they're doing the mask thing is because they feel they have to and it doesn't cost them any money. We're not going to see them back down the full steam ahead upping capacity strategy they've been on or see them start social distancing again etc.
That was our experience in April as well.
I sure hope it doesn't last two weeks. That would be great news because that would mean the cases are going down, and everyone should want that.
I agree with this. While Disney is taking it upon themselves to require indoor masking as a company policy in response to a CDC recommendation, there is no mandate from any government agency. So, without someone saying (or in Disney's case, at least CDC recommending) that "you must/should" reduce capacity, which would equal removing/blocking tables, I don't think there will be any instance of having to cancel, redo, or in any other way have to rebook or change people's ADRs.
