Visiting Walt Disney World and Disneyland will feel different as they reopen in the age of the COVID-19 pandemic.
, which she believes has a number of issues. She hopes that the park will adopt Disneyland’s paid MaxPass system .
“I’m constantly worried about any food particles that other guests may have left on tables, railings and attractions,” she said. “I will gladly take a little longer wait time for meals or attractions if it means things are being cleaned more often, which means my kids are safer.”“Disney usually errs on the side of caution, so I see them being required until government officials relax those suggested guidelines,” said Smith, noting that he has heard the parks will strictly enforce this policy.
Smith noted that older cast members may not feel comfortable returning to the parks, as seniors appear to be more vulnerable to COVID-19 than younger people.like makeovers and character meet-and-greets are off the table, and character meals have been canceled apart from one modified option at Disney World’s Riviera Resort. Kathleen Wolfe said she feels the lack of character interaction will be the most noticeable change at the reopened parks.
She speculated that the characters could return in a modified way, perhaps standing a certain distance behind guests in photos or even in digital form on large screens. Hugs will probably be off the table for a while.Disney fans are famously fervent, but experts predict some limits in that devotion in terms of those who choose to return to the parks at first.
That’s not the case for most people. Millions of Americans face uncertain financial and employment situations, making them unlikely to book an expensive vacation. Many are also cautious about risking their health and that of loved ones amid the pandemic. The prospect of wearing a mask all day in the summer heat may make the experience less appealing. Florida requires visitors from Connecticut, New York and New Jersey to quarantine for 14 days upon arrival.
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