I think they know that there is a base demand out there for travel to Disney World that is being held back due to the pandemic.
I agree with your whole list, but this is a big one. I am by no means against masks, but an indoor / outdoor distinction is something I'd love to see by the Fall.masks only required indoors, not outdoors
Really doesn't hurt to do so if you're not going to miss the deposit money.I'm seriously toying with booking a package, just in case. We're one of those "the second we're allowed to travel we want to travel" families. That said, we wont go back until many things have returned/changed, primarily: masks only required indoors, not outdoors, parades, fireworks, entertainment etc... returned etc...
I really wonder how well this would work. They would need enforcement at the entrance to every building.I agree with your whole list, but this is a big one. I am by no means against masks, but an indoor / outdoor distinction is something I'd love to see by the Fall.
They already require them everywhere and I hear enforcement is pretty strict.I really wonder how well this would work. They would need enforcement at the entrance to every building.
I think it works now because it's simple. If you require them for only indoors, you'll have people trying to walk in without masks on or people walking in and slowly pulling them out of their pockets. I think it should be an all or nothing.They already require them everywhere and I hear enforcement is pretty strict.
Just put signs "masks required from this point on" If you don't comply, you can be removed from the park (just like how it is today).
Maybe, but once word got out that a few families were kicked out, all would be good.I think it works now because it's simple. If you require them for only indoors, you'll have people trying to walk in without masks on or people walking in and slowly pulling them out of their pockets. I think it should be an all or nothing.
Maybe, but once word got out that a few families were kicked out, all would be good.
I don't care how anti-mask you are (not you, just people in general), most people are pro-money. Why spend all that money and then risk getting kicked out for something that dumb? Disney is very upfront about their policies. Loosening them up, down the road, is the natural progression.
I think they know that there is a base demand out there for travel to Disney World that is being held back due to the pandemic.
Even if the price increases "aren't bad" .. look at other things in your life that have gone up .. cable bills, phone bills, FOOD, healthcare (I mean these "free" vaccines are getting paid by someone).
A lot of people's next Disney trip can be more than paid for by all the stimulus money the government gives out . .but after that, the inflation will kick in and our current incomes will be buying a LOT less and $100/day tickets and $200/night value hotels will be out of range of most families unless they cut other expenses in their lives.