This Just In - Current USH Happenings
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Unbelievable, even with cases dropping. Like we’re going backwards with this thing. At this rate, we might have to go back to skipping rows on rides again. Seeing lots of frustration on multiple sites about this. Poor TMs that have to enforce this.
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Great, so we are back to masks outdoors? Continuing to go backwards here.
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I didn't even think this was news... I've been wearing masks outside all this time.
But it is an odd policy change at this time, and one I doubt is practically enforcable at this point. It'd be like getting toothpaste back into the tube.
But it is an odd policy change at this time, and one I doubt is practically enforcable at this point. It'd be like getting toothpaste back into the tube.
Yes. I hope the employees don't keep bugging people to put their masks up. Yes, I am one of those people that doesn't have it up. Makes zero sense that the same crowd on Citywalk doesn't have to wear one. Why I believe the rules set by Barbara Ferrer are ridiculous and their is no science behind her decisions. And why only LA County, when numbers are dropping with no one wearing masks outdoors.
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In addition, the team members are just doing their jobs. They aren't thrilled about having to enforce this because many guests are hostile about it. Please follow the rules and listen to team member instructions when they are given.
I don't see the need to complain anyways. I'm fully vaxxed and I respect the guidelines but I know and I'm willing to bet the park won't enforce this, they just say they will because they know guests are high and mighty. Dodger Stadium had the same schtick.
But it does strike me as odd because considering how bad things have gotten in lieu of the pandemic, CA also has the lowest transmission and case rate which says a lot.
But it does strike me as odd because considering how bad things have gotten in lieu of the pandemic, CA also has the lowest transmission and case rate which says a lot.
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^20-30 minutes may be a bit optimistic, but 40-50 are likely in line. Still better than 2-3 hours, and many lines typically move faster than their posted wait time (though not all, it's a bit hit and miss).
Like, I've been the first few people to head to Hill House and Pandora, and before the mazes are even open, I notice the default wait time is 45 minutes. When in reality, it's maybe 5-15 (for about the first 30 min or so).
Like, I've been the first few people to head to Hill House and Pandora, and before the mazes are even open, I notice the default wait time is 45 minutes. When in reality, it's maybe 5-15 (for about the first 30 min or so).
Was there tonight (granted I left by 8pm), but based on what I saw, outdoor mask compliance was better than I anticipated. Being cynical about other people, I had pretty low expectations, but if you include people who wore masks, but had their nose out, I'd roughly estimate it at about 80%. If you don't count the nose exposed people, I'd maybe put it at 50-60%. Still, I was expecting maybe 40% or less.
Also, gotta give credit, there were enough team members yelling about the mask compliance. Not as many as I would've liked, but they were genuinely trying.
Also, gotta give credit, there were enough team members yelling about the mask compliance. Not as many as I would've liked, but they were genuinely trying.
Agreed. For my post, Barbara Ferrer is not an elected official, but just an employee of LA County.
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Proof of Vaccination or Negative COVID-19 Test for guests 12 & up required to enter Universal Studios Hollywood beginning October 7
Universal Studios Hollywood has updated their operational safety guidelines, now requiring guests ages 12 and older to show proof of full COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test taken within 72 hours of visit to enter the theme park beginning October 7. This update comes in conjunction with LA Count
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Face Masks on at all time and either a negative test or COVID shot required to enter
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Proof of Vaccination or Negative COVID-19 Test for guests 12 & up required to enter Universal Studios Hollywood beginning October 7
Universal Studios Hollywood has updated their operational safety guidelines, now requiring guests ages 12 and older to show proof of full COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test taken within 72 hours of visit to enter the theme park beginning October 7. This update comes in conjunction with LA Count
Face Masks on at all time and either a negative test or COVID shot required to enter
Ive been surprised by the level of compliance with the mask guidelines at HHN and the amount of TMs enforcing them.
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This seems fair, and at this point given the level of covid compliance in CA, not a huge inconvenience anyways.
