It's really hard to tell. Disney has never released numbers for daily admissions of ticket holders versus APs, let alone daily operating costs with or without rides operating. I would guess definitely not for WDW, but Disneyland would be tough. We have a ton of APs out here, but a pretty significant number really only care about the rides given my anecdotal experience. I'm sure a lot of people would come out seeking some semblance of normalcy, but it's tough to say that it would be enough for Disney to make back any money after paying for utilities, food and labor.
I remember the first announcement came around close of business in California so like 8-9 pm ET. I really expect something tonight or tomorrow.
Usually Universal follows Disney so this was a bit of a surprise. Sort of shocked Disney still has said nothing.
Ditto!
Considering Disney is essentially its own entity they sometimes don’t fall under rules of the county. Now I don’t see them opening April 1st but I haven’t found for certain whether they are bound by this rule.
Part of WDW is in Orange County lines and uses their sales tax rules as the other piece is in Osceola county I believe and uses their sales tax. If I am thinking correctly something like the all stars don’t have the same sales tax as some of the other resorts because of where they are located.
No they are not. The whole point of social distancing is stay home and avoid anyone as much as possible. Other then going to work and grabbing groceries I don't go out. How is it so hard to stay home. Here in Ontario Canada they have closed all provincial parks. If you get caught at one you will be charged with trespassing.
