Rumor about “modified experiences” when Disney reopens (read 1st post for potential modifications being considered)

[anthony2k7]

If they don’t open until phase 3 there would be no reason . If I remember correctly Phase 3 calls for no social distancing or silly mask.

I thought phase 4 was back to normal with no measures

 

[Jrb1979]

I assuming this was directed at me. I think Disney will have quite a few changes because of this. Trying to keep people at a distance will definitely be one. IMO masks won’t. And QR code’s definitely won’t. But people keep looking to Shanghai like it’s a precursor for everything Disney will do here. It won’t be and honestly even referencing Shanghai means very little. Comparing what smaller parks do in the US has more validity then Shanghai.

The funny thing is San Diego parks put out what the plans they are implementing and every dismissed it.

 

[Pyotr]

If they don’t open until phase 3 there would be no reason . If I remember correctly Phase 3 calls for no social distancing or silly mask.

Phase 3 is “limited social distancing.”

 

[Pyotr]

The funny thing is San Diego parks put out what the plans they are implementing and every dismissed it.

California and Florida have different requirements for their reopen plans.

 

[Jrb1979]

California and Florida have different requirements for their reopen plans.

I don't think that will make a difference. Most GP will look at as all parks are the same and should have most of the same safety measures in place.

 

[jerry557]

I don't think that will make a difference. Most GP will look at as all parks are the same and should have most of the same safety measures in place.

Sure it will.
DeSantis thinks we might have fan-attended sporting events in Florida this summer. Newsom doesn't think that's going to happen in California until 2021.

Two governors with two very different ways views. I'm pretty sure their views on theme parks are going to be very different. And it's pretty much a given that WDW is going to open before DL.

 

[parasail_of_congress]

Read what it was a reply to and it makes sense. Has nothing to do with security and cameras at the parks. People were talking about how we should just institute QR code’s here. This shows how much China tracks people to be able to give the green code. So it’s showing people they don’t understand what they are signing up for If they want QR code’s to get into a Disney park in the US. But there are a lot of people on this board who takes what Shanghai does and thinks it is the playbook for everything that is going to happen in the parks here.

Got it, so the article you linked is not relevant at all to the park openings. Let's keep on topic and leave the political stuff off this thread.

 

[Broncho52]

Got it, so the article you linked is not relevant at all to the park openings. Let's keep on topic and leave the political stuff off this thread.

It does if people keep saying Disney will institute QR code’s. I would imagine 99% of people on here agree that institution of that would be a big violation of privacy so not sure how that is considered political.

 

[Jrb1979]

It does if people keep saying Disney will institute QR code’s. I would imagine 99% of people on here agree that institution of that would be a big violation of privacy so not sure how that is considered political.

No one is saying to institute QR codes. The other measures Shanghai is doing, like social distancing in queues and how parades are going to work is a good indication of what will most likely happen here.

 

[Farro]

Just watching parents with their kids in Target today. For some reason tons of families there today. Let's hope this isn't indicative of how it will be at Disney.

The mom or dad stood on the marker on the ground to allow six feet between people in line...but instead of standing next to parent, the children were scattered around backing up into the people 6 feet behind them, with no attempts to corral them to the marker.

This should work out great for Disney.

 

[Broncho52]

I read that the Shanghai Dosney resort requires a green QR code for entry, among other things. Will that work here in America? I know a lot of people worry about being tracked with that sort of thing. If we can't get QR tracking, will the be able to reopen?

My Very first response was in reply to THIS post.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

Just watching parents with their kids in Target today. Let's hope this isn't indicative of how it will be at Disney.

The mom or dad stood on the marker on the ground to allow six feet between people in line...but instead of standing next to parent, the children were scattered around backing up into the people 6 feet behind them.

This should work out great for Disney.

Yes, this exactly. And with Disney's mantra of, "we can't control guest behavior," this is exactly what I expect will happen if WDW or DL attempt to implement this type of social distancing in the queues. I'm sure the Disney attorneys are drawing up the verbiage now to completely shield them from any type of pandemic liability once the parks re-open. Can't wait to see the signs at the entrance. No matter what measures they put in place, we will all enter at our own risk.

 

[peaceluv&mickeymouse]

Just watching parents with their kids in Target today. For some reason tons of families there today. Let's hope this isn't indicative of how it will be at Disney.

The mom or dad stood on the marker on the ground to allow six feet between people in line...but instead of standing next to parent, the children were scattered around backing up into the people 6 feet behind them, with no attempts to corral them to the marker.

This should work out great for Disney.

Just do a fake cough they will corral them real fast.

 

[Boomatt]

Got it, so the article you linked is not relevant at all to the park openings. Let's keep on topic and leave the political stuff off this thread.

It is entirely relevant. For the QR code system to mean anything and be effective, there would need to be incredibly invasive information collected.

 

[Boomatt]

Just do a fake cough they will corral them real fast.

Lol. I read a funny comment online somewhere “I used to cough to hide a fart, now I fart to hide a cough!”

 

[KayMichigan]

Saw a guy wearing a mask today... over his mouth. Just his mouth. *facepalm*

I've seen a lot of that here, too. Or people in stores who have pulled the mask all the way down so it's wrapped around their necks. If they're going to do that, they might as well just take them off.

 

[Jrb1979]

Just watching parents with their kids in Target today. For some reason tons of families there today. Let's hope this isn't indicative of how it will be at Disney.

The mom or dad stood on the marker on the ground to allow six feet between people in line...but instead of standing next to parent, the children were scattered around backing up into the people 6 feet behind them, with no attempts to corral them to the marker.

This should work out great for Disney.

Its reasons like that and the " its doesn't affect me so why should I care" attitude why there will be a huge jump in cases when theme parks open. Add in the spoiled Disney families who act like they can do what they want cause they spent big bucks. Like I said before it really isn't hard to stay 6 ft from others. Then again most GP don't know how to understand the simple step of seatbelt first then lap bar on a coaster.

 

[marinejjh]

I've seen a lot of that here, too. Or people in stores who have pulled the mask all the way down so it's wrapped around their necks. If they're going to do that, they might as well just take them off.

Or the people that drive with them on, or walking alone. Shows how ignorant people are. These are the same ones that won't have a clue on any policy Disney has in place when they show up.

 

[TheMaxRebo]

Where in Florida are gators only 6 feet long?

well, as long as you are keeping "at least" 6 feet apart you should be good

 

[SMRT-1]

Yeah. People are ignorant and selfish.

During our last trip, we RD'd DHS and were at the very front of the crowd headed down Sunset Blvd. This was before they started lining people up in separate, proper lines for RnRC and ToT, so the CMs just held up the whole crowd on Sunset Blvd.

Most people just politely filled the in the space behind those who were already there. However, after we'd all been waiting patiently for about 10-15 minutes, a family comes strolling right down the sidewalk, past the obvious, large crowd in the street, and right past the line of ToT CMs without even breaking stride. A CM quickly ran up to them, and explained that they couldn't go any further, and pointed back at the waiting crowd.

Then, if it weren't bad enough that they were completely oblivious to the huge crowd of people and seemingly never considered why everyone was just stopped and waiting, once they were informed as to the situation, rather than doing the considerate thing and going to the back of the crowd, they just stepped back to the other side of the CMs and stood next to us at the very front. I could tell I wasn't the only one who noticed, as other people next to us (who had also been waiting there the whole time) were visibly and audibly upset with the inconsiderate newcomers.

So, given past experience, I have a strong suspicion that, whatever procedures Disney puts in place, there will be a large number of people who disregard them - out of ignorance, selfishness, or both. Unfortunately, now, that disregard will be much more serious than just inconveniencing others, so it will be interesting to see how well Disney will be able to enforce things.