This is different now, before I honestly believe they thought they'd be closed a few weeks and then we'd be past the worst of it (keep everyone inside and safe, the virus will go away, it'll be fine, blah blah blah). Now they know they're doing what they can to stay safe, and knowing how hard it is to get back open again they'd probably go kicking and screaming.
Disneyland Paris is just as safe as WDW.
I think your middle sentence and what has happened since is exactly why they won't close unless made too.
Well of course it is, but when the government of France decides to shut everything down that means everything. Look at the US government, a shut down is more than likely not happening anytime soon.
I don't see an expiration which would indicate a automatic expiration in 1 year. That doesn't show a big job normally.
As long as it’s after the holiday season, my husband will lose it. He’s already sad about peoplemover, to lose one of his other favs from our trips would tear him apart. He hasn’t been in almost 3 years (I keep inviting him, but he never accepts), and said “I can deal with one of the rides being down, but I can’t handle both”
I don't think they would unless pushed by the government be it local/state/federal.
It's true.
Between this, the election, the fighting, the constant bad news (not pointing any fingers here!), the fear of my job furloughing and doing paycuts again, numbers going up, every social media site I read is crazy...it's all really getting to me. Like making me panic and I don't do that.
I may have to cut myself off of the internet for a while.
See, now your talking! Just limit some of the exposure, everyone needs to remember to take care of themselves first, most importantly as we deal with all this in our own way.
Sometimes it's the simple things can help turn ya around I can't see any scenario where that happens short of a government mandate as happened in France.
Apparently some are concerned with the government (state or federal) forcing them to shutdown if Covid doesn’t die down. Discussion of if that is realistic or not is political so don’t go there, but that is why the topic popped up today.
Not voluntarily come hell or high water is my thinking.
They voluntarily shutdown DLR and now they can’t reopen. Sure, CA would have forcibly shut them down later, but every day they had waited would have been money in the bank for right now. They won’t make that mistake again imho.
why Japan, they would have closed back in august if there was concern.
Where is that discussion going on?
Japan's situation isn't comparable to the US or France currently. There's not a risk of Tokyo Disneyland closing down any time soon.
