The million dollar question...

Enchanted · 16 Jan 22, 07:24 PM

I know nobody knows so this is just for fun...

If you were a betting person would you think masks will still be mandatory inside AND outside in May?

Our Eurotunnel prices are increasing... but we don't know whether to book or not. Mandatory mask wearing inside and out would be a deal breaker for us (could possibly cope with indoor only) so a lot of money to risk. But will the prices rise to unaffordable closer to the time. Just can't decide whether to risk it 🤔

babbymint · 16 Jan 22, 07:25 PM

My guess would be no - sounds like gov are gearing up now to get away from them - but if we get another variant...

Enchanted · 20 Jan 22, 11:45 AM

Originally Posted by babbymint

My guess would be no - sounds like gov are gearing up now to get away from them - but if we get another variant...

Fingers crossed 🤞🏻

Bondy007 · 20 Jan 22, 07:27 PM

By then I suspect no masks anywhere. Nicer weather, another variant - probably/hopefully not�.. Go for it� 😀

Guest · 20 Jan 22, 08:16 PM

Not much help to you I know but we are booked for May half term and are just gonna go no matter what the mask situation is. Hoping it�s dropped for at least outside though. Our GD will be 4 and won�t have to wear a mask anyways, I will just do anything to get to Disney with her! ( even though it isn�t Florida😕

Enchanted · 21 Jan 22, 09:23 AM

Originally Posted by Bondy007

By then I suspect no masks anywhere. Nicer weather, another variant - probably/hopefully not�.. Go for it� 😀

Oh I really hope so, can't imagine wearing them outside in the heat, not to mention the fact it's probably completely pointless too!

Enchanted · 21 Jan 22, 09:26 AM

Originally Posted by Nanna Frozen

Not much help to you I know but we are booked for May half term and are just gonna go no matter what the mask situation is. Hoping it�s dropped for at least outside though. Our GD will be 4 and won�t have to wear a mask anyways, I will just do anything to get to Disney with her! ( even though it isn�t Florida😕

I do understand that, I really do. I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time too. But for me, they just affect me too much unfortunately 😪 I think I'm sentimental too...dreamt about having my own children to take to Disney my entire life, that dream includes them seeing our face, our smiles, nice photos, I kiss them both all day long, it's just too much of a sacrifice. We'll definitely go somewhere though. We had an amazing family holiday to Menorca in September xx

Loulou127 · 21 Jan 22, 09:47 AM

Originally Posted by babbymint

My guess would be no - sounds like gov are gearing up now to get away from them - but if we get another variant...

Our government or the French government?

barcn · 21 Jan 22, 12:03 PM

French government just announced no mask required outside from 2nd Feb - hopefully Disney will go along with that. Also hopefully a step in the right direction to no masks indoors either

Enchanted · 21 Jan 22, 12:05 PM

Originally Posted by barcn

French government just announced no mask required outside from 2nd Feb - hopefully Disney will go along with that. Also hopefully a step in the right direction to no masks indoors either

That's fantastic 😀

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	20 Jan 22, 08:16 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Not much help to you I know but we are booked for May half term and are just gonna go no matter what the mask situation is. Hoping it�s dropped for at least outside though. Our GD will be 4 and won�t have to wear a mask anyways, I will just do anything to get to Disney with her! ( even though it isn�t Florida😕

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	21 Jan 22, 12:03 PM barcn Stuck in the Tower of Terror
barcn Stuck in the Tower of Terror Join Date: May 19	French government just announced no mask required outside from 2nd Feb - hopefully Disney will go along with that. Also hopefully a step in the right direction to no masks indoors either