Euro 2020 postponed until next summer
Euro 2020 is postponed by one year until 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Many parents of 4 find much better values than paying full price for a Saturday night movie.Parents are gonna spend $60 at least at a cinema for a family of 4 so $20 is a helluva deal anyway.
I can't get on board with this at all for selfish reasons; but also practical ones. It's not like they're in in close proximity.
I can't get on board with this at all for selfish reasons; but also practical ones. It's not like they're in in close proximity.
When is the last time we saw 10 construction workers congregating with each other? Ever?
Great find. So how can we prevent that from happening? Bullhorns and distance between one another? Dropping it to smaller teams?
Halting construction for these hourly guys is not good at all IMO. Construction is already the hardest hit industry as it relates to drugs and alcoholism.
I'm not saying it is, but is WDW halting it because they want to or are they halting because someone on a construction team may have the virus? If it's the latter then it's very understandable why they would stop, because then the whole team has been exposed.Great find. So how can they prevent that from happening? Bullhorns and distance between one another? Dropping it to smaller teams?
Can't they find a way to still work and maintain the proper controls? In reality, going to the grocery store/Costco is 300x worse than this.
Halting construction for these hourly guys is not good at all IMO. Construction is already the hardest hit industry as it relates to drug abuse and alcoholism.
I'm not saying it is, but is WDW halting it because they want to or are they halting because someone on a construction team may have the virus? If it's the latter then it's very understandable why they would stop, because then the whole team has been exposed.
What I can offer, based on my companies current situation, is that when no revenue is coming in, the only things to cut are capital and operating expenses. In order to do all this construction, they not only need contractors but their own security and safety folks to watch over the work. They will most likely work on the maintenance side to get things working properly on existing rides, but I totally understand why they are stopping capital work. It really sucks right now.Great find. So how can they prevent that from happening? Bullhorns and distance between one another? Dropping it to smaller teams?
Can't they find a way to still work and maintain the proper controls? In reality, going to the grocery store/Costco is 300x worse than this.
Halting construction for these hourly guys is not good at all IMO. Construction is already the hardest hit industry as it relates to drug abuse and alcoholism.
I doubt it. Outside chance of someone taking your temperature (which already happens some international airports anyway), but this thing is too asymptomatic in too many people for it to really do anythingso just had a random thought pop into my head, last time we had a park closure was for 9/11. With that brought a whole slew of changes to the parks and also general day life, primarily security screening, metal detectors, and the TSA.
Now with something like this, could we see some kind of general health monitoring at the entrance to the parks, airports, and other large gatherings?
Every day we keep getting bad news.
Report: Walt Disney World to halt construction projects
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At least it doesn't take 10 people in one place to put pipe in ground and do grading. I would be surprised if EU halted at this time.Every day we keep getting bad news.
Report: Walt Disney World to halt construction projects
www.themeparkinsider.com
Health monitoring, possibly. Likely sanitizer everywhere for awhile, easier ways to get thermometers, but honestly I think the biggest effect will be people not traveling or going outside/out as much as they used to for like a year. Its gonna be weird. I think things like Universal releasing their films directly to VOD shows a first step in another direction for movies. To me, that may end up being one of the biggest game changers in all this. I could see many theatre chains going out of business if they lose out on any summer months, they simply can't afford it. Plus people now more than ever have major incentives to stay insideso just had a random thought pop into my head, last time we had a park closure was for 9/11. With that brought a whole slew of changes to the parks and also general day life, primarily security screening, metal detectors, and the TSA.
Now with something like this, could we see some kind of general health monitoring at the entrance to the parks, airports, and other large gatherings?
so just had a random thought pop into my head, last time we had a park closure was for 9/11. With that brought a whole slew of changes to the parks and also general day life, primarily security screening, metal detectors, and the TSA.
Now with something like this, could we see some kind of general health monitoring at the entrance to the parks, airports, and other large gatherings?
so just had a random thought pop into my head, last time we had a park closure was for 9/11. With that brought a whole slew of changes to the parks and also general day life, primarily security screening, metal detectors, and the TSA.
Now with something like this, could we see some kind of general health monitoring at the entrance to the parks, airports, and other large gatherings?
As someone that suffers from allergies, I would find it pretty discriminatory to prevent someone from entering based on if they were coughing or sneezing. Plus, they would lose a ton of business from other allergy sufferers.
If there are any long lasting effects for operations, it would likely just be that there would be more of an effort to keep things clean.
Not so sure about this . . . I mean, I have absolutely zero clue when things will start to reopen, but I feel pretty confident that when they do, there will still be an abundance of caution for a long time after. COVID-19 is 100% here to stay. There is no way to end this virus, just like there's no way to end the flu or the common cold or anything else. The point is getting the pandemic under control, and getting treatments/vaccines/whatever in place at hospitals and within our healthcare system at large so we can treat it, just like any other virus.By the time the parks (or everything else) opens, there will be no need for it.