There's a few that should be watched like that. Of course I had to see Old Yeller back in the 3rd grade in a whole school showing of that film. Nowadays I get sick when I noticed how badly Disney used the film to sell something as mundane as dog food. The whole purpose of that film just gets thrown away as I see it.
But will Iger kidnap a thousand children before he lets Disney die?
I could see where you're coming from there. At that age, it's hard to get what you want when your parents have another idea.
Karens...karens everywhere. I can already imagine some of the conversations security tried to have with these people:
The bottom right with the guy peeling his mask off to take photos. When the parks open up again everyone's going to be doing that to take photos at Disney World.
This is also going to be way worse when the parks proper open up. Megakarens who go ballistic at disney because they spent so much money that everything has to go perfectly just as they planned, no matter what those damn kids or cast members think, are already incredibly common. It's going to suck to have to be one of the employees in the park trying to get one of these people to put their masks back on. Would probably get a cunty Facebook post written about how the Disney CM stood LESS THAN SIX FEET away from poor Karen while she did have a mask (so who was the one who really wasn't complying??) and HARASSED her in front of little Timmy.
And in that same post, she links a video of her interaction with the poor CM and you see that she's getting right up in his space and the phone is, like a foot away from his face. Then in the Facebook comments, when people point it out she'll say "My PHONE was two feet away from him thank you very much and yknow just for the record I myself was standing six feet away from him but yknow haters on the Internet are gonna twist their stories around to see what they wanna believe
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It has some pretty interesting implications from what we see. Children aren't required to wear masks? Pretty interesting when a large percentage of the visitors are families with children.
Pretty sure everyone is required to wear them. Powerleveling for a sec but I work at a supermarket and see a lot of parents, with masks, come in with their children, without masks or just with masks around their necks. I chalk it up to parents giving up enforcing them to wear it after the kids whine one too many times about it. Young kids aren’t really going to understand why they’re wearing an uncomfortable thing on their face. But that’s even more reason not to take them anywhere if they’re too young to understand why keeping it on is important
They should’ve never started opening the smaller areas like Springs because people are going to expect the parks to open soon. Rides meant to sit 18 people per car are going to be limited to six to accommodate social distancing; those lines are gonna be hellish. There’s no way to stand six feet apart walking through Main Street. Logistically theres no way this is going to work.
If I were to guess, I’m going to assume that they are going to have a strict limit on the number of tickets they sell for each day, and probably ditch the park hopper option. And maybe only have one or two of the parks open at a time. Taking such precautions might mitigate things like long lines, but at what capacity would they allow the parks to reach?
I can’t remember what is considered capacity for Disneyland alone, honestly, but there has been day that they’ve cut off people from coming in on a regular day.
That used to happen only when lines exceeded wait times of three hours, though. God knows what the new capacity will be, but I'd be afraid about not getting in within an hour of opening. I don't know if it'll really change ride wait times since they won't be filled up now. Unless you have a huge-ass family and you all get on Splash Mountain (or Space Mountain, or the Matterhorn).
