That's a real bummer about Florida. I definitely feel bad for Disney trying to enforce regulations. Does this mean that visitors who choose not to wear masks are now not legally obligated to comply with Disney mask rules? It's private property, but what about law enforcement assisting with the removal of guests. Sounds like a huge mess.
Disney can remove and trespass anyone from their property. They can make the rules like you have to wear a mask, you can't smoke pot on their property (even if it is legal), and no fighting, and they can remove you. They pay to have police presence on property. So, it won't be a problem, other than people whining about it, like so many do at DLR.
I have a question, hopefully it's not dumb lol
Who is Abby? Is she a regular on the DIS? I keep reading about her here and wondered how so many were friends or knew of her. I've heard of Maynard before on here and actually met him at rope drop (actually more like saw him, I didn't interact...had my competitive eye on the prize of Indiana Jones haha!) one time, but haven't heard of an Abby prior to this thread.
I only heard about her from here lol. She’s a very nice plaid CM. She works in DTD. Not sure where she normally works when the parks are open. I’m here now and don’t see her so she’s probably off.
Abby is a senior VIP tour guide. She also works
Adventures by Disney, and was due to head to China for
ABD just a couple weeks after the lock down. She has been my tour guide for about 10 years when we joke she was a baby guide (she had just come to CA from FL college program.). There was a thread in the ABD forum about her when she had a very bad car accident in Feb 2019. She was very lucky she wasn't killed. After she was released from the hospital, she had a follow up where they discovered an issue and the doctor said (not knowing Abby's job) "Well, it isn't that dangerous, you just can't ride roller coasters." When my daughter and I were talking about it in the car, before we could go any further, my granddaughter (8) piped up with "Don't they know what she does for a living??" Abby rode with her on Screamin' 5 times in a row when she finally made the height requirement when she was 5. OC Register did an article on her.
https://www.ocregister.com/2019/05/...eon-uses-new-technique-to-fix-carotid-artery/
She is a sweetheart and calls me her "West coast mom".
She is currently working DTD as she has the perfect ability to remind people to keep their masks on properly. They get insulted, heckled, harassed, and more. But she does a great job.
She has been in many roles at DLR, but she loves being a guide. She is very helpful, even when she is off duty!