Quite honestly...I feel that both had staff who honestly tried their best. However, I think that I would say that the guests seemed different overall. Disney had more guests who were looking to sort of work as a team to try to follow the rules, while Universal had more guests who were trying to find ways to circumvent them. At both parks, I would make sure to leave tons of space and just avoid anyone who seemed to be non-compliant with masks, distancing, or both; however, I found that I had to do this more often at Disney. To be fair, we had Express at Universal and therefore waited in fewer lines, which resulted in fewer opportunities for infractions. To cut it short, I felt safe at both parks, but I did feel that there was more non-compliance at Universal that wasn’t corrected by staff, and more glaring examples of non-compliance at Disney. How’s that for a total non-answer

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