Great to hear! It wouldn't affect my decision to go or not, and I still wouldn't be too concerned, but I would love to be able to get my booster before my trip for the 50th! I'm young and healthy, but it is sounding like it might be possible. I'm almost 8 months past my second dose, already over 8 months past my first. And that seems to be the recommended timeframe for those not high risk. Once it gets rolling of course.
will do! This trip is already starting off "different" Normally it's my mom and DS with us. The 4 of us have gone the past 10 years, yearly ( except last year) It's just Me and my DD ( DH has no patience for WDW lol- DS did his own thing) So that is wierd and sad as my mom would loooove to join us, but vaccinated europeans are not welcome in the US right now ( we are dual) - I think I'll cry when we leave as she should be with us. but maybe it's a sign with Covid, she better stay put, she's almost 71
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I was coming here to say this, they do their own thing, but I don't drink tap water in Florida (ewwwww, has grossed me out since I was little visiting family down there) so I always bring or get water to keep cold in my fridge. I just went to Costco today and got a case for my trip week after next, I know you can't do that though, they do sell cases in some of the gift shops at DVC resorts though if you don't want to stop off at a store.
What on earth are you talking about?Jesus We’re flying in tomorrow night and good thing we’re stopping at Walmart on the way to Disney. Should I stock up on water now too? So not only do I need a Covid plan but now a “ hurricane” plan for basics? Too late to cancel now.
There are water issues in Orlando right now. Shouldn't really affect WDW, but I guess you can't be too prepared.
Disney isn’t in Orlando. It’s a non issue.
Not everyone who goes to Disney stays on property. It could be an issue for some.
Expect it’s an issue for cast members who don’t live on property.
I know Disney has its own waste water treatment, but does it also have its own drinking water treatment plant too?
The city of Orlando is asking residents to reduce water consumption IMMEDIATELY. Liquid oxygen used to treat water is being diverted to the hospitals to treat COVID patients. They believe if water consumption doesn’t change, water treatment could hit a critical point in a week.
I know WDW has its own system, but this will affect off site hotels, restaurants, airports, gas stations, and CMs.
ET: @DisneyFave beat me to it.
