I was expecting around 6/15-ish so they’re ahead of when I was thinking definitely.
Theme Parks & Shopping Districts Reopening General Thread
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I assume you meant 6/15, but yeah. Two weeks is just... I mean, I guess if we're gonna do it...
I think Universal wants the parks running like a well oiled machine by the time HHN comes around so they want all the time being open that they can get.
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Personally I'll wait until July to even think about going, seems so surreal lol
Is no one seeing the big takeaway here?
They closed valet parking! Oh, the horror, I'm gonna have to park and walk further.
Anyone have Karen's contact so I can alert her?
They closed valet parking! Oh, the horror, I'm gonna have to park and walk further.
Anyone have Karen's contact so I can alert her?
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Meeting Video Timestamps:
1:48 - Mayor's Welcome
12:10 - Public Comment
28:49 - Presentation on Conflicts of interest
35:51 - Health Presentation
44:17 - Universal's Presentation
1:01:47 - County Review of Universal
1:05:26 - Motion and Recusals
1:08:26 - Vote on Universal
1:12:34 - Presentation on small attractions from Bringing Back Tourism working group
1:17:02 - County review of small attractions
1:20:16 - Discussion about approval process by the state
1:22:47 - Motion and Recusals on small attractions
1:24:26 - Vote on small attractions
1:25:15 - Discussion of funding for small businesses
1:32:57 - Question about County financial position
1:38:09 - Mayor comments about submitting theme park plans to state
1:39:29 - Question about schools for fall
1:42:09 - Question about parks compliance
1:43:56 - Mayor's closing comments
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Not sure if this is the right thread, but wanted to ask a couple important questions in case someone might not know.
Will June 3rd or 5th be when the AP “clock” starts again. Or- will the “clock” start when you use your pass for the first time again?
The official last day was March 15th. So if the clock starts up again on June 3, your pass would be extended 79 days from the original expiration date. If 5th, 81 days.
Will June 3rd or 5th be when the AP “clock” starts again. Or- will the “clock” start when you use your pass for the first time again?
The official last day was March 15th. So if the clock starts up again on June 3, your pass would be extended 79 days from the original expiration date. If 5th, 81 days.
I’ve been thinking the same thing for people refusing to go to the parks while you have to wear a mask.
Granted, it’s the new normal to go to the parks with a mask right now but plenty of people didn’t sign up for an AP with that in mind.
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Well, right. But specially, for me, at risk people have no business going to the park; and Universal should have no expectation that they should come.
It’s gotta be a “reasonable” start time (say, Jan 1 or something) or first use. Anything other than that is simply unfair to the at risk people.
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I've been told that if you purchased your pass outright it has been extended 3 months.
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Appreciate the information @Joe
Man... for young healthy folks, that’s fine. Being scared to go could easily be argued as an invalid excuse to extend the pass. Granted, I’m surprised they’re willing to argue that.
But if you’re at risk? 3 months isn’t nearly enough time unless a miracle treatment or cure appears.
Sigh. I wish they’d reconsider that, and the backlash may force them to.
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Just as clarification, the reopening plans approved today by the task force still need to go to Mayor Demings and Gov Desantis for their approval before becoming finalized. Mayor Demings stated that he intends to send the plans for small attractions to the governor this afternoon, and that he wants to think some more about Universal's before sending it to the governor tomorrow morning. So nothing is official yet.
The next Orange County Economic Recovery Task Force meeting is scheduled for Wed. May 27 at 10 am, so I would expect to hear from Disney and Seaworld at that time about what their plans are.
The next Orange County Economic Recovery Task Force meeting is scheduled for Wed. May 27 at 10 am, so I would expect to hear from Disney and Seaworld at that time about what their plans are.
The reopening plans include a team member only opening on June 1 & 2, passholders on June 3 & 4, and finally opening in a limited capacity to the public on June 5. The plan now awaits approval from O.C. Mayor Demings and Gov. DeSantis.
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Orange County Recovery Task Force approves Universal Orlando proposal of June 5 public re-opening
Universal Orlando has submitted its phased reopening plans to the Orange County Economic Recovery Task Force group, which have been approved and will now be sent for approval by Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings and Governor Ron DeSantis. The Resort has been closed since March 16 due to the Coronavi
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Do we know the starting % yet?
The plan mentioned a gradual increase of capacity, but didn’t mention a starting number.
I couldn't find Universal's exact numbers anywhere. But WDW talked about their capacity numbers it looks like
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Taking a stab based on Shanghai, probably something around 20-25%.
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