Probably experimenting to make it more "contact-less" or what not. Will be interesting to see.
My thoughts exaclty...people under the impression that things will reset to normal are not seeing the big pictureProbably experimenting to make it more "contact-less" or what not. Will be interesting to see.
Yeah I kind of see it in a similar way but slightly different.My thoughts exaclty...people under the impression that things will reset to normal are not seeing the big picture
Things like limiting contact and abundance of hand sanitizer/cleaning procedures are here to say
Don't see this as complaining about it, cause I'm certainly not haha
I'm curious to see what the Covid equivalent of a metal detector is.Yeah I kind of see it in a similar way but slightly different.
I think companies like Universal are gonna invest in ways to slow transmission(access to sanitation supplies, increased cleaning, new ways to clean, contact-less, glass barriers). Some of these will probably be here awhile, some even forever.
I feel like things will gradually return to normal-ish if we get the pandemic under control. However, if another disease pops up and starts spreading they could put some of the more intense protocols into place(Required Contact-less, social distancing, masks, barriers ). These things would already be on hand.
However, I am no expert and am probably being too optimistic. Your view is probably more realistic. A cleaner future is always a better future haha
The good thing is it will lead to a much safer and healthier future. I definitely think increased hand sanitizer is a must. Interesting to see how permanent checking temps is or how policies would work long term. I imagine that would be something they would only use if there was a disease going around, but who knows.I'm curious to see what the Covid equivalent of a metal detector is.
A walkthrough temperature scanner or perhaps just added hand sanitizer stations.
What I do know is that the social distancing signs are all stickers which to me says they aren't here to stay.
Honestly, it isn't terrible, this moment in time will affect theme park cleaning procedures moving forward, and things like queue line strategy/reservations.
They are learning a lot through this.
Valid pointI do enjoy everyone's optimistic thoughts about the future, but at the same time I can imagine once this is all over that everyone is going to take a deep sigh of relief that they no longer have to take precautions and can stop ordering excessive hand sanitizer, stop wiping things down, etc. Pretty much I see people and corporations becoming "lazy" and carefree after all these months of being on edge.
I'm such a pessimist.
I think it will take time...I'm just starting to relax on airplanesI do enjoy everyone's optimistic thoughts about the future, but at the same time I can imagine once this is all over that everyone is going to take a deep sigh of relief that they no longer have to take precautions and can stop ordering excessive hand sanitizer, stop wiping things down, etc. Pretty much I see people and corporations becoming "lazy" and carefree after all these months of being on edge.
I'm such a pessimist.
Didn’t know where else to put this but Universal seems to be reducing hours again starting next month after cutting an hour off on weekends last week
They pained over the original soundstage pink and blue stripes on the Mummy building:
A very sad day for people named my sister.Has Universal ended their Dippin Dots contract? Looks like the menu at Kidzone changed to nachos and the actual stand in Toon Lagoon is missing.
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Starbucks barista.No Dippin Dots guy. Where will the fake Insiders get their info now?