theDIBB - View Single Post - Florida Theme Park Closures May Be Extended Exponentially

SimonV · 21 Mar 20, 04:08 PM

Here in Orlando, it looks like we are very much in a wait-and-see pattern for the next couple of weeks. No-one can predict how serious this is going to be (and we certainly haven't hit the peak of this yet) and that is obviously very disconcerting. Obviously things can't start to return to normal until the airlines are properly back in business, but we do know things should be able to resume very quickly once they are. Realistically, I think we're looking at a 2-month shutdown from now, but we're not going to have any real idea for a while. All construction work has halted at WDW for now and we now have a nightly curfew in Orange County from 11pm-5am, so things are going to be a bit weird for a while. But we do see an enormous will and capacity to get back on track as soon as possible, so don't rule out your holiday plans just yet

21 Mar 20, 04:08 PM	#12
	21 Mar 20, 04:08 PM SimonV Apprentice Imagineer
SimonV Apprentice Imagineer Join Date: Dec 06	Here in Orlando, it looks like we are very much in a wait-and-see pattern for the next couple of weeks. No-one can predict how serious this is going to be (and we certainly haven't hit the peak of this yet) and that is obviously very disconcerting. Obviously things can't start to return to normal until the airlines are properly back in business, but we do know things should be able to resume very quickly once they are. Realistically, I think we're looking at a 2-month shutdown from now, but we're not going to have any real idea for a while. All construction work has halted at WDW for now and we now have a nightly curfew in Orange County from 11pm-5am, so things are going to be a bit weird for a while. But we do see an enormous will and capacity to get back on track as soon as possible, so don't rule out your holiday plans just yet