Walt Disney World Discussion | 07/07/20
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The hosts of the Dis Unplugged podcast discuss several recent developments regarding Walt Disney World during the COVID-19 pandemic. The conversation begins with reports of annual pass holders receiving unexpected monthly charges, which Disney later identified as a mistake and moved to reverse. The group also addresses the suspension of the Disney College Program due to ongoing health concerns and the logistics of housing students during social distancing mandates. Moving to transportation, the hosts review the confirmed reopening dates for the monorail, ferry boats, and Disney Skyliner, noting the implementation of physical dividers and signage to facilitate social distancing. They also discuss the availability of advanced dining reservations for all guests and the potential for guests to attempt to bypass park reservation requirements through dining bookings. The episode concludes with a speculative discussion regarding what the theme parks will look like upon reopening. The hosts weigh the impact of reduced capacity, the enforcement of mask mandates, and the challenges of maintaining social distancing in crowded areas, ultimately expressing a mix of caution and anticipation for the return of the parks.
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pass holders on the monthly payment plan were incorrectly charged today we are in the process of reversing these charges and apologize for the inconvenience that's caused
the Disney College Program has been suspended until further notice due to ongoing kovat 19 concerns
the monorail had dividers in between each each section so when you get in and then you have a divider blocking your car not car but your spot from the next spot
you need to have a valid ticket media you need to have a park pass and you need to have an ADR it says really clearly just because you have a dining reservation does not mean that you can access the park
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