Bob Chapek: "..likely going to require is masks for both the casts and the guests..."

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Originally Posted by texas211

Whats the chances people are going to wear there masks, wear them consistently and correctly. Slim I reckon.

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That’s dependent on how strict the place being visited is about them. In turn that is dependent on how strict the local and state government is going to be about enforcing whatever mandates they have passed.

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Originally Posted by dnickels

All the arguing over statistics isn't going to change the fact that if you want to go to Disney in the near future, you will have to wear a mask. :mickey:

Mods, probably time to lock it, it's pretty well diverged from the 'here's what Chapek said' post that I meant it to be.

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There may be a little bickering going on but it is all we have to talk about. If we don't bicker about the masks, there will be no posts at all on the Disney forums right now. lol

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Originally Posted by texas211

Whats the chances people are going to wear there masks, wear them consistently and correctly. Slim I reckon.

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The chances are slim. I consistently see people wearing their masks loosely or not covering their nose. The reason is because people do not like to wear them, don't like them on their face and the biggest thing is they do not like the restriction in their breathing. A large percentage of people are just putting them on to make the appearance they are wearing one to appease the public. There are employees in stores and restaurants everywhere around here wearing them improperly just to satisfy the management and the public. They might as well not even have them on.

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Originally Posted by goofyskier

That’s dependent on how strict the place being visited is about them. In turn that is dependent on how strict the local and state government is going to be about enforcing whatever mandates they have passed.

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Well going by Disney's track record of making policies for PR and then loosely enforcing them if at all, I would say they will require everyone to have a mask on entering the park and will not allow anyone through security without one. Once you are inside the park and spending money......wear it, don't wear it....whatever man. lol

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Originally Posted by goofyskier

That’s dependent on how strict the place being visited is about them. In turn that is dependent on how strict the local and state government is going to be about enforcing whatever mandates they have passed.

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How good are they at enforcing any other law/rule right now? Yeah, good luck with that. Especially since I think most people will think of WDW as an outdoor activity, and get laxed in a hurry. And again correctly, clean, etc. But, I'll wait until some other time for wdw.

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Originally Posted by texas211

How good are they at enforcing any other law/rule right now? Yeah, good luck with that. Especially since I think most people will think of WDW as an outdoor activity, and get laxed in a hurry. And again correctly, clean, etc. But, I'll wait until some other time for wdw.

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If the number of cases in Florida keep rising like they are the problem is going to solve itself. By this I mean they are going to need to be very stringent or risk being forced to close again because of the risk to the public.

Still, if they do enforce strictly the mask rule, there's going to be a reduced stream of attendants, but there WILL be attendants. Few customers beats no customers.

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Originally Posted by Yunker45

Still, if they do enforce strictly the mask rule, there's going to be a reduced stream of attendants, but there WILL be attendants. Few customers beats no customers.

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That's not actually true. If you spend 5 mill a day on staff/expenses, but only bring in 3 mill worth of customers, a pretty big problem.

If you meant park staff, well, people will be families with 2 parents but 4 kids.. 2 are always free :)