I got the same email but I interpreted it as an attempt to give people an "easy out," thus giving Disney a pain-free way to get down to 50% occupancy and facilitate social distancing without cancelling the reservations of people who really want to go. Also, by making the cancellation policy more generous, they can decrease the passenger manifest without having to give everyone a 125% FCC (which is probably not a great liability to have on the books when they're so close(ish) to reopening). I could be totally wrong, but that was how I read it. I'm also probably being optimistic because I have a late-June cruise scheduled and I intend to be on it!
Where did you see that? I've been keeping up on vaccine developments and it still says that the vaccine is ~90% effective (i.e. there's an about 90% chance that you'll be immune after you receive the vaccine.) Where did you see a statement that it might not confer immunity?
From what I read, vaccines aren’t approved yet for kids under 18. So children wouldn’t be able to go?
I think you will find there will be some who will not care, I would think you could put most of the anti maskers in that category as they don't care now, however people who do wear a mask now would probably care. There are going to be some out there that for what ever reason can't get vaccinated and I care about them. Since these vaccines aren't 100% I care that I could still pass it in some form.
