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Texas Medical Association released guidelines on risk associated with certain activities...
Totally. But with travel restrictions in place for the foreseeable future, and I assume most countries advising to avoid travel to the US right now, I really don't even know when you may start seeing out of country tourists en masse again.
Texas Medical Association released guidelines on risk associated with certain activities...
I think that ranking was made under the assumption that the mask conditions were the same at all of them (ex. rated as though there were no masks/distancing measures or all masks/distancing measures). The reality of it is that some places, like top tier amusement/theme parks, put in 10x the effort seen by most places, making them safer. Now, if you were comparing a local, mostly maskless grocery store to something like Hershey Park or Lagoon, then I'd say that evaluation is fair.I am surprised that grocery shopping is only a 3 on the risk scale. I work in a grocery store. Many of my co workers seem to be willing to go back to theme parks. They view it as not that much more dangerous than their jobs.
Food and Beverage
- Asian Street Eats
- Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes
- California Churro
- Earl of Sandwich
- Jamba
- Kayla’s Cakes
- Marceline’s Confectionery
- Naples Ristorante e Bar
- Salt & Straw
- Starbucks
- Starbucks West
- Uva Bar & Cafe
- Wetzel’s Pretzels
- Wetzel’s Diggity Dog
Retail shops
- Curl Surf
- Disney Dress Shop
- Disney Home
- Disney’s Pin Traders
- Lego Store
- Pandora Jewelry
- Rinse Bath & Body Co.
- Sephora
- Sugarboo & Co.
- Sunglass Icon
- WonderGround Gallery
- World of Disney
Texas Medical Association released guidelines on risk associated with certain activities...
Quick, someone warn Tim Tracker...
This is a good move. While gaiters are comfortable to wear, they can slip off VERY easily after prolonged use. Earlier I was wearing a thick thermal one in Publix that fits my face very well, and once I was returning to my car after 20-25 minutes, it was starting to dislodge. I would never consider wearing a gaiter to a theme park where it could slip mid-ride on a coaster or simulator.
I should add that I wore glasses today Before going into the store I tried wearing it directly below my eyes and over my ears, but that didn't work with my eyeglasses. Normally when I wear this, I have contacts in and can wear it higher. That said, imagine how many people that wear gaiters deal with this issue. It's easy to see why Disney is banning themstrange, I wear my gaiter over my face mask when I go inside as it pushes my facemask tighter around my mouth and nose, this also gives my ears cover. Have I been doing it wrong? I thought it was just another tool for when I feel I've been inside too long.
I should add that I wore glasses today Before going into the store I tried wearing it directly below my eyes and over my ears, but that didn't work with my eyeglasses. Normally when I wear this, I have contacts in and can wear it higher. That said, imagine how many people that wear gaiters deal with this issue. It's easy to see why Disney is banning them
Cast Member previews are today ahead of Downtown Disney's opening tomorrow. According to the OC Register, here are the locations that will be open. Also worth noting that The VOID will not be returning to Downtown Disney due to a license termination.
These are the 26 Downtown Disney shops and restaurants that will reopen Thursday
Downtown Disney is set to reopen on Thursday, July 9. An employee preview of the reopened outdoor shopping mall will be held on Wednesday, July 8.www.ocregister.com
So is The Void not returning to Disney Springs as well?
I use a gaiter and wear glasses. Summer in Florida is just a game of going out from the AC and wondering when my glasses will warm enough to clear. The gaiter really hasn't changed that and I find the fogging to a little annoying but certainly not a deal breaker but I don't have a problem with it moving around.I should add that I wore glasses today Before going into the store I tried wearing it directly below my eyes and over my ears, but that didn't work with my eyeglasses. Normally when I wear this, I have contacts in and can wear it higher. That said, imagine how many people that wear gaiters deal with this issue. It's easy to see why Disney is banning them
This is a good move. While gaiters are comfortable to wear, they can slip off VERY easily after prolonged use. Earlier I was wearing a thick thermal one in Publix that fits my face very well, and once I was returning to my car after 20-25 minutes, it was starting to dislodge. I would never consider wearing a gaiter to a theme park where it could slip mid-ride on a coaster or simulator.