Well, there haven't been reports of anyone passing out in the parks at Shanghai Disneyland yet, and it's been in at least the 80s since it opened. I think they'll be okay.Yes, I think its a worthy question to ask what's the CEO's response going to be with folks passing out and smacking their heads in the parks? Perhaps that's a question they don't want to address.
As a Floridian, I’m going to say yes. Trust me, heat stroke is always going to be a danger in Florida in the summer—always. If you’re an adult, it’s your responsibility to hydrate, stay in the shade as much as possible, and monitor how you feel. For kids, the responsibility belongs to their parents. This is true with and without masks.
. Remember this debacle yesterday when people thought this site might have been legit and APs were going to have to pay for tickets, only for that to be debunked when it was seen all the other ridiculous, baseless rumors this person had on their site?
now he/she is spamming Craig’s post with his/her site with that rumor
Craig makes a good point though. Maybe it’s akin to me feeling like I have to keep ordering curbside take out that we don’t really need to keep our local restaurants afloat, and locals will spend money they might not have otherwise at their “local businesses” aka Universal and Disney.
Well, we shall see. Should be fun watching people in Florida standing over people passed out yelling..."personal responsibility". Heh.
Yes definitely against the rules. I’m sure anyone doing that will banned for life.
i will take personal responsibility in another direction to think about. not saying this would happen but another way to look at. you have a child who you feel is able to ride Everest and wants to but child is an inch below height requirement. you are responsible/your child so that child should be able to ride. and yes Disney does a great job enforcing this
As someone who has lived in Central Florida my entire life, I can say it certainly takes a LOT for a person to pass out from heat stroke. Last summer (July) I redid my entire front and back garden. Back breaking work, lugging 20lb bags of soil and fertilizer, manually pulling weeds and rooted grasses from inside the flower beds, digging holes and planting sometimes over 20 plants over a 4-5 hours period in a day-in the middle of the day. Temps close to 100*, humidity sky high, and while I did of course sweat a lot and took a couple of breaks to get some water and stand under an A/C vent in my house I did not feel like I was going to pass out even once. If someone has a condition where they easily pass out, they probably should not visit Florida in the summer.
Yeah, I get it and I know Florida folks are probably good to go.
