Cruise and Theme Park Operational Updates due to Coronavirus

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I can understand that - even if some of those people are more just in that Disney bubble and thus less diligent or on top of things (so letting things slip) as much as those actively thinking they don't need to worry

Also those that just want the Disney vacation they want and think they are entitled to it because of all the $ they pay, etc. ... while I truly do think the majority of guests will be good (or at least try to) I don't envy the CMs having to deal with those that are, um, problematic

I do think most will be good but the ones who think that x or y or z are not "magical" and so shouldn't be required are going to be a problem. I just hope most realize that while certain things are not ideal right now it is what needs to be.
 
Any idea how strollers will enter the equation in the monorail? Would they still try to do separate parties on each bench in the same cabin if a stroller is in the middle? Of if you have a stroller (or scooter/wheelchair for that matter), will you just have to get a cabin by yourself, even if it means waiting for the next train?
i am guessing but you might have to fold strollers like buses so it fits in your area
 
I'd also question how high a % of CMs really were making more $ while out, given that the unemployment process in FL (and a lot of places) wasn't exactly smooth with many getting declined or having large delays in seeing any $. So I am sure some were doing better financially while being out of work and on unemployment with the extra stimulus $, I don't think it was the majority ... plus I believe that extra stimulus $ ends pretty soon so even if they were making more $ for a bit, that won't last forever
The one good thing is that, even if it was delayed, they’ll still get their extra/stimulus unemployment money.... I know someone who started getting it late, but in fairly sizable chunks.
 
Well I have taken a sleeping pill cause I'm just too excited to sleep, like the kid in the commercial :)
Early morning alarm and spending all day at MK tomorrow. The Disney magic is my therapy, I've gone through a lot of personal stuff and Disney has always balanced me out. See you all tomorrow

have an amazing time and just soak in all those Disney Feels!!!

reading your post reminded me of when I see on twitter or something to the effect of "Disney fans need to find a hobby or go to therapy" and all I can think is "Disney IS my hobby and therapy!"
 


Do they still have those mask enforcement CM's at Disney Springs? You know the ones with the bright yellow shirts? I haven't seen them in any vlogs lately. I know they're enforcing masks at DS just wondering if the special CM's are still there.
 
Well I have taken a sleeping pill cause I'm just too excited to sleep, like the kid in the commercial :)
Early morning alarm and spending all day at MK tomorrow. The Disney magic is my therapy, I've gone through a lot of personal stuff and Disney has always balanced me out. See you all tomorrow
I will be watching you tomorrow! We will be at MK on Saturday, I am so excited!
 
have an amazing time and just soak in all those Disney Feels!!!

reading your post reminded me of when I see on twitter or something to the effect of "Disney fans need to find a hobby or go to therapy" and all I can think is "Disney IS my hobby and therapy!"

Ditto!
 


Do they still have those mask enforcement CM's at Disney Springs? You know the ones with the bright yellow shirts? I haven't seen them in any vlogs lately. I know they're enforcing masks at DS just wondering if the special CM's are still there.

I don’t know about DS, but I know they’ll be at TTC and parks. My fav plaid was moved to the Social Distancing Squad until his usual place opens back up.
 
Well I have taken a sleeping pill cause I'm just too excited to sleep, like the kid in the commercial :)
Early morning alarm and spending all day at MK tomorrow. The Disney magic is my therapy, I've gone through a lot of personal stuff and Disney has always balanced me out. See you all tomorrow

LOL same. I just took a Benadryl and am winding down about 5 hours earlier than normal. See ya’ real soon!

I’ll try to post updates and pictures tomorrow. If anyone has anything specific they’d like me to check on please let me know.
 
Wait, so you reserved spots for the AP previews and won’t be going? Why did you even bother signing up, knowing you weren’t going (this board has known your feelings on traveling to Disney now for months and the signups were well after you stated you wouldn’t be going)? So you knowingly took spots from people who would have wanted to go?
Edited- I see you got an explanation. Hope it’s satisfactory to you.
 
MY - granted nonscientific - take on this is that masks that are made to CDC guidance (2 or three layers of cotton material) are not filters so much as barriers. DW and I have probably spent 250.00 on masks trying to find ones which are comfortable and usable. Each time I get a mask I put it to my mouth and try to blow through it. The cotton masks which are supposed to be compliant take a great deal of force to push air through them. This means wearing them the way we do, all the air will go in and out through the gaps on the top and bottom. Not through the cotton weave. This will provide protection from coughing and sneezing but our breath won’t be filtered by the cotton before going into the airspace. Again I am not a scientist.

This is correct. Wearing masks is a heard immunity method to prevent spread from infected people rather than to protect the wearer, through blocking aerosols which tends to be more directional, unlike gasses. Here is some data on homemade mask efficiency over multiple materials. This is why Disney is likely going with a mask policy. Not because it’s perfect, but because it’s highly effective in this case. Of course it only goes so far, hence the distancing component.

https://www.cambridge.org/core/jour.../0921A05A69A9419C862FA2F35F819D55/core-reader
 
I'm sure it is somewhere in this thread, or forum (I did search, did not find), but was wondering what the new procedures will be for the Skyliner relative to the virus. Will each cab be sanitized as guests depart and before next guests enter?
Hey, Nancy!!! :wave:
 
Edited- I see you got an explanation. Hope it’s satisfactory to you.

You, of all people on here have been through enough with all the cancellations and everything else regarding Disney vacations this year that a simple “win” with getting those reservations, whether or not you planned to go is the least of what you deserve. And lets be honest, those reservations could have just as easily gone to someone that has no intention of complying with the protocols, so theres a chance that you took those spots away from someone that didnt deserve them. Not to mention, I guarantee you’re not the only person that reserved spots that wont be going.
 
Well I have taken a sleeping pill cause I'm just too excited to sleep, like the kid in the commercial :)
Early morning alarm and spending all day at MK tomorrow. The Disney magic is my therapy, I've gone through a lot of personal stuff and Disney has always balanced me out. See you all tomorrow
I hope tomorrow is all you hope it be!! How amazing to be there! Have a wonderful time!
 
If you want a thin mask, disposable surgical masks are very breathable... and filter out more droplets from your mouth than a single ply gaiter...
My Costco had a ton of them, too. They are the absolute best ones to wear in the heat, or for long periods of time.
I’m also going to put a plug in for the disposable surgical masks. I’ve walked around for 1-2 hours in the Atlanta 90-degree heat and tested multiple options and these were the most breathable and comfortable, and because they are non-woven, they protect the wearer more than a cloth mask (unless you are wearing a 3-ply mask with a filter).

My DD and I have also sewed some cute masks that are a stretchy polyester “crepy” blend that you cannot see the weave when placed against the light, and we wear these with filters. These seem fairly protective, but they are definitely warmer than the disposable surgical masks.

For indoor queues, we’ll also wear N95s, but I wore one of those for 1 hour walking around the 92 degree heat and my face was actually sweaty afterwards, which is not normal. We did wear N95s at the airport and flight 2 weeks ago (for a total of 5 hours, with two short snack breaks), and indoors it wasn’t a problem.

For my family, it’s about reducing the chances of infection. Nothing is 100%, but there are definitely choices that are more protective for the individual wearing them than others.
 
I’m also going to put a plug in for the disposable surgical masks. I’ve walked around for 1-2 hours in the Atlanta 90-degree heat and tested multiple options and these were the most breathable and comfortable, and because they are non-woven, they protect the wearer more than a cloth mask (unless you are wearing a 3-ply mask with a filter).

My DD and I have also sewed some cute masks that are a stretchy polyester “crepy” blend that you cannot see the weave when placed against the light, and we wear these with filters. These seem fairly protective, but they are definitely warmer than the disposable surgical masks.

For indoor queues, we’ll also wear N95s, but I wore one of those for 1 hour walking around the 92 degree heat and my face was actually sweaty afterwards, which is not normal. We did wear N95s at the airport and flight 2 weeks ago (for a total of 5 hours, with two short snack breaks), and indoors it wasn’t a problem.

For my family, it’s about reducing the chances of infection. Nothing is 100%, but there are definitely choices that are more protective for the individual wearing them than others.

Anyone who recommended the masks from Costco - could you post a photo of the packaging and the mask? I want to be sure I look for the right thing at our Costco. Thank you!!!
 
I’m also going to put a plug in for the disposable surgical masks. I’ve walked around for 1-2 hours in the Atlanta 90-degree heat and tested multiple options and these were the most breathable and comfortable, and because they are non-woven, they protect the wearer more than a cloth mask (unless you are wearing a 3-ply mask with a filter).

My DD and I have also sewed some cute masks that are a stretchy polyester “crepy” blend that you cannot see the weave when placed against the light, and we wear these with filters. These seem fairly protective, but they are definitely warmer than the disposable surgical masks.

For indoor queues, we’ll also wear N95s, but I wore one of those for 1 hour walking around the 92 degree heat and my face was actually sweaty afterwards, which is not normal. We did wear N95s at the airport and flight 2 weeks ago (for a total of 5 hours, with two short snack breaks), and indoors it wasn’t a problem.

For my family, it’s about reducing the chances of infection. Nothing is 100%, but there are definitely choices that are more protective for the individual wearing them than others.
Not to be a downer, but many healthcare facilities are still short on N95s (re-using, sterilizing, etc.). Widespread use among theme park guests is not a good idea in my opinion. If you feel like you need an N95 to go somewhere (excluding those with special circumstances of course), probably a sign not the right place for you at this time.
 
DHS relaxation stations. (From “the other” site)


  • Star Wars Launch Bay (Animation Courtyard)
  • Near Rise of the Resistance (Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge)
Anyone else think they should be using the Beauty and the Beast stadium since it will be closed? Also if Indiana Jones doesn't open they should use that! Those are big, open spaces with shade!
 
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