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I’d take one for the team and volunteer to shelter in a soundstage or one of the sprung tents :ay:
Party in garages?They get in their cars and drive 5 minutes home.
I like the Backwater but get there early it fills up fast in a storm.Hm... the large awnings at the entrance of IOA is the only place I can think of that would be safe if not crowded during a storm. Then there are the arches at US and the covered buildings overlooking the waterfront in City Walk.
How about this one:
A thunderstorm happens at 2pm. 80% of guests take off their masks. TMs look at each other in confusion. TMs run around and eventually make everyone put on their masks.
The next day, a thunderstorm happens at 2pm. 80% of guests take off their masks. TMs look at each other in confusion. TMs run around and eventually make everyone put on their masks.
The next day, a thunderstorm happens at 2pm. 80% of guests take off their masks. TMs look at each and remember the conversation they had in their team meeting that morning where their manager said “don’t worry about enforcing it outside anymore”.
Good point. And some areas have almost nowhere to go. Seuss is basically- cram into Cat in the Hat exit gift shop.I think mask adoption will not be an issue at UOR. My worry when it comes to thunderstorms is where do the people go? If you're limiting people in shops, restaurants, queues, and indoor areas where will 10k-15k people go?
Totally. Disney certainly has way more entitled guests attending.I worry about this much more at Disney than I do at Universal.
Party in garages?
Scott had the idea of a drive in movie theater on the top floor. Combine it with that. Heck, stay there for fun tailgate. Walk up to the top floor when it gets dark. No need to walk back over to the parks. :grin:theres a business opportunity
Good point. And some areas have almost nowhere to go. Seuss is basically- cram into Cat in the Hat exit gift shop.
And that’s when the masks will come off to wipe their faces or whatever. And then you’re in an exposed area for a much longer period of time. And a long exposure time is a much bigger issue vs the short exposure time you would encounter from anything outdoors.
Driving to work this morning I thought of another issue/potential improvement for clarity. I believe a lot of people don't know *why* they're wearing masks. So UOR and WDW could clarify instances when masks will be required. For example, a family of four could be walking through the park with no one around wearing a mask but then they'll walk up to a Team Member and remove their masks to talk to them so they could be heard clearly. There's no real point in wearing the mask when socially distancing but they have to when dealing with TMs. Maybe something like "we ask masks be worn at all times and we require mask usage: when indoors, when interacting with Team Members, when outside and cannot socially distance" etc
NBA looking at doing a World Cup style playoffs.
NHL announcing their plan to return to play:
NBA looking at doing a World Cup style playoffs.
Broadway looking at January now:
Anymore info on this- or just friends?Not sure if this is the right thread but just found out a lot of Loews team members laid off today. Of course Loews is small but curious if this could mean anything for Disney and Universal. Not sure what it means for the hotels reopening plans but not surprising as occupancy is extremely low.
ETA: for clarityI am referring to Orlando Loews employees. Wanted to specify that since they have other hotels
Anymore info on this- or just friends?