Okay we are going to WDW Thanksgiving Week. Are we crazy?
Chose that week because I thought it would be neat to eat at Liberty Tree Tavern
on Thanksgiving. Also I figured because of the limited capacity I didn't think it
would be horribly crowded. We're going from Saturday to Saturday. Hopefully at least the beginning of that week won't be bad. The girls will only miss 2 days
of school at this time too.
On Monday, May 3, 2021 at 11:06:39 AM UTC-4, Peppermint Patty wrote:
Chose that week because I thought it would be neat to eat at Liberty Tree Tavern
on Thanksgiving. Also I figured because of the limited capacity I didn't think it
would be horribly crowded. We're going from Saturday to Saturday. Hopefully >> at least the beginning of that week won't be bad. The girls will only miss 2 days
of school at this time too.
Be sure to book your meal as soon as you can - that will be the first one to fill up/sell out. If there's limited capacity, that will be sooner than usual.
However, today FL governor signed an order banning ALL covid-19 related local rules/ordinances by July 1. So, in November there may not be any limited capacity.
Sue/WDW1972
On 5/3/2021 7:33 PM, Sue/WDW1972 wrote:
On Monday, May 3, 2021 at 11:06:39 AM UTC-4, Peppermint Patty
wrote:
Chose that week because I thought it would be neat to eat at
Liberty Tree Tavern on Thanksgiving. Also I figured because of
the limited capacity I didn't think it would be horribly crowded.
We're going from Saturday to Saturday. Hopefully at least the
beginning of that week won't be bad. The girls will only miss 2
days of school at this time too.
Be sure to book your meal as soon as you can - that will be the
first one to fill up/sell out. If there's limited capacity, that
will be sooner than usual.
However, today FL governor signed an order banning ALL covid-19
related local rules/ordinances by July 1. So, in November there
may not be any limited capacity.
Sue/WDW1972
The governor's order doesn't affect businesses, just public spaces.
So Disney can still enforce Covid-19 rules.
Be sure to book your meal as soon as you can - that will be the first one to fill up/sell out. If there's limited capacity, that will be sooner than usual.
However, today FL governor signed an order banning ALL covid-19 related local rules/ordinances by July 1. So, in November there may not be any limited capacity.
. . . . . The other is that their marketing
department believes that if an abundance of overcaution is not
exercised, revenue will suffer because guests will be too afraid to
visit the parks.
On 5/4/2021 6:29 AM, Steve Soares wrote:
On 5/3/2021 7:33 PM, Sue/WDW1972 wrote:
On Monday, May 3, 2021 at 11:06:39 AM UTC-4, Peppermint Patty
wrote:
Chose that week because I thought it would be neat to eat at
Liberty Tree Tavern on Thanksgiving. Also I figured because of
the limited capacity I didn't think it would be horribly crowded.
We're going from Saturday to Saturday. Hopefully at least the
beginning of that week won't be bad. The girls will only miss 2
days of school at this time too.
Be sure to book your meal as soon as you can - that will be the
first one to fill up/sell out. If there's limited capacity, that
will be sooner than usual.
However, today FL governor signed an order banning ALL covid-19
related local rules/ordinances by July 1. So, in November there
may not be any limited capacity.
Sue/WDW1972
The governor's order doesn't affect businesses, just public spaces.
So Disney can still enforce Covid-19 rules.
Yes, DIS could certainly decided to keep their own self-imposed COVID restrictions in place. I can only thing of to reasons for that. One is that their lawyers are telling to be overcautious to thwart lawsuits if guests contract COVID on property. The other is that their marketing department believes that if an abundance of overcaution is not
exercised, revenue will suffer because guests will be too afraid to
visit the parks.
On 5/4/2021 10:42, Rudeney wrote:
. . . . . The other is that their marketing department believes
that if an abundance of overcaution is not exercised, revenue will
suffer because guests will be too afraid to visit the parks.
Might or might not be offset to some degree by guests like myself who
won't visit *until* the restrictions are removed and we can go
about our trip normally.
On 5/4/2021 5:50 PM, Darrell Jeffress wrote:
On 5/4/2021 10:42, Rudeney wrote:
. . . . . The other is that their marketing department believes
that if an abundance of overcaution is not exercised, revenue will
suffer because guests will be too afraid to visit the parks.
Might or might not be offset to some degree by guests like myself who
won't visit *until* the restrictions are removed and we can go
about our trip normally.
I'm in that group. Reduced capacity, lack of FP, and distancing are no issue, but wearing a mask all day is a no-go for me. My limit is about
15 minutes before the asthma kicks in and my O2 levels drop and the debilitating headache kicks in. I have a possible trip to Chicago in
the next few weeks and if masks are still being required for airline
flights, I'll probably end up driving.
On 5/4/2021 5:50 PM, Darrell Jeffress wrote:
On 5/4/2021 10:42, Rudeney wrote:
. . . . . The other is that their marketing department believes
that if an abundance of overcaution is not exercised, revenue will
suffer because guests will be too afraid to visit the parks.
Might or might not be offset to some degree by guests like myself whoI'm in that group. Reduced capacity, lack of FP, and distancing are no
won't visit *until* the restrictions are removed and we can go
about our trip normally.
issue, but wearing a mask all day is a no-go for me. My limit is about
15 minutes before the asthma kicks in and my O2 levels drop and the debilitating headache kicks in. I have a possible trip to Chicago in
the next few weeks and if masks are still being required for airline
flights, I'll probably end up driving.
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