We had to wear masks Friday on Splash, also on the train.
We were not asked to wear masks on the train last weekend or the weekend before.
We had to wear masks Friday on Splash, also on the train.
I felt the same way. We were not told to wear masks when I rode a couple weeks ago, but I was glad people chose to. Same for the smaller Main Street vehicles and Storybook. Yep, you're outside, but you're squished in so tightly with other body parts touching. I was glad I happened to ride with other willing-to-mask-anyway people.
You were told not to wear masks? That doesn’t seem right
They made you wear one on the train? We’ve ridden it multiple times on different days and they never told people to wear one.Those two rides fully enter show buildings.
I found this to be mostly true, except at Rise of the Resistance (for some really odd reason). They didn't have a CM stationed at the entrance to the "tunnels" so it was kind of hit or miss whether guests were wearing masks or not. Everyone had to put one on when we got to the last room (just before the briefing room), but it seems like the start of the tunnels should be considered the beginning of the indoor portion of the queue.The Cast Members at the front of the attraction will let you know if you need to put a mask on before entering the indoor portion of the attraction or queue.
I have heard the announcement made while inside the tunnel portion. Some will ignore and put it on once they enter the room before the preshow.I found this to be mostly true, except at Rise of the Resistance (for some really odd reason). They didn't have a CM stationed at the entrance to the "tunnels" so it was kind of hit or miss whether guests were wearing masks or not. Everyone had to put one on when we got to the last room (just before the briefing room), but it seems like the start of the tunnels should be considered the beginning of the indoor portion of the queue.
We just got back from there 2 weeks ago and did not have to wear one on Jungle Cruise. Only in the queue because there are parts that are "inside" a bit and that is about all.I wish we could get a list. My cousin had to wear one on Jungle Cruise and she didn't understand why.
We did not have to wear masks on the train either 2 weeks ago.We were not asked to wear masks on the train last weekend or the weekend before.
Yea this was a weird one. I was going on fully expecting to need a mask, but then saw people getting on maskless and CMs not correcting them. I’ll always respect the rules, it’s a business, they can do what they want, but I’ll always opt for no mask when given the option.Matterhorn is a weird one where guests should be wearing masks since it does go indoors for the lift hill.
Cars: Once at the end of the queue, asked to put on masks -- probably since mostly covered and contained area.We just got back from there 2 weeks ago and did not have to wear one on Jungle Cruise. Only in the queue because there are parts that are "inside" a bit and that is about all.
Any ride that is completely outside and has no inside parts during the ride is no masks. You would, however, need to wear a mask if you were in the queue and it has indoor/outdoor parts. There is a CM at the beginning of those rides that will tell you "Please keep your masks covering your nose and mouth while on the inside of buildings in the queue." Cars, I think we had to wear the mask on the ride, if I remember because there are inside parts.