No one knows. It just means that these Disney execs will be giving input. But it certainly shows that Disney is important to the plans of both Florida and California, and their experience and input is valued.
Right. They have global experience handling reopening plans that a governor or city mayor may not have.
I hope it at least means Disney isn’t gonna go rogue, open up, and then get shutdown the next day by government officials.
Not according to the new IHME model that came out about an hour ago. And that is the model everyone always loves and uses.Florida is not among the first states (early May) pegged to reopen - not in the second group either (June). Makes it very hard to estimate a date for WDW reopening, but mid summer/late summer still on the table
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/04/17/health/us-coronavirus-friday/index.html
Inside the above article there is link which is titled, "This is where all 50 US states stand on reopening",Florida is not among the first states (early May) pegged to reopen - not in the second group either (June). Makes it very hard to estimate a date for WDW reopening, but mid summer/late summer still on the table
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/04/17/health/us-coronavirus-friday/index.html
. More data comes in and the model gets better. That really bodes well for DIsney Springs in Mid May at the latest.
There is more testing but not anyone can get tested where I live. You have to be someone who is an essential worker and is showing symptoms. So I think testing is not where it needs to be for Disney to open right now at least.
Hopefully that happens where I live soon.
that's great where does one go?
For example here in orange county you can go to the convention center.
not saying I would visit but spraying the costume between guests with lysol would have me down waiting for EMTs with what looks like the virus but would be an allergic reaction. and yes it would be that bad
