WDW update on face masks

cd900 · 29 May 20, 05:16 AM

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Now it seems they’re for guests age 2 and up - previously 3 and up. Thought this might be important to some. I can’t imagine getting a 2yo to wear a mask.

Cinderellie · 29 May 20, 05:45 AM

No chance my boy will will be 2.5 when we’re due to go.
This and the dining plan changes are the driving force for me wanting to cancel but as booked through an agent I assume we risk loosing deposit and I can’t afford to take that hit, also cant go next year due to work commitments so a bit stuck at the moment as to what move to make next.

cd900 · 29 May 20, 05:52 AM

Originally Posted by Cinderellie

No chance my boy will will be 2.5 when we’re due to go.
This and the dining plan changes are the driving force for me wanting to cancel but as booked through an agent I assume we risk loosing deposit and I can’t afford to take that hit, also cant go next year due to work commitments so a bit stuck at the moment as to what move to make next.

We are in a similar situation. We have a DIY booking and I’m really not sure what to do 😖

wombat girl · 29 May 20, 09:42 AM

I watched the task force meeting and thought it was strange when Seaworld said from 2 years old - so Disney might just be following suit.

Cannot imagine keeping them on any kid below 5. Strange times we are in.

aqualiv · 29 May 20, 09:53 AM

Originally Posted by Cinderellie

No chance my boy will will be 2.5 when we’re due to go.
This and the dining plan changes are the driving force for me wanting to cancel but as booked through an agent I assume we risk loosing deposit and I can’t afford to take that hit, also cant go next year due to work commitments so a bit stuck at the moment as to what move to make next.

Worth asking of you can reschedule and move your deposit

Lisa_Lollipop · 29 May 20, 10:02 AM

Our little boy is 2.5 and there is absolutely no way he would entertain a face mask. This would be an absolute deal breaker for me.