edhmom
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Sep 29, 2017
If the state makes it a rule, there won't be much Disney can do. Maybe the rule will be "vaccinations required if you want to drop masking and distancing" and then Disney might get some extra time, but we have all seen by now that the rules will be what they will be, and if this indeed becomes state law on June 16, there won't be whole lot Disney will be able to do. You will likely need to change your plans, as will a whole lot of people, unless the state gives a grace period for kids 12-15. Maybe it will be 16+ has to show proof starting June 16, and 12-15 can come a few weeks later.
I just want to point out (and someone I know will correct me if I'm wrong), but I do not believe that ANY of the restrictions have been an actual law. They've been executive orders, guidelines, restrictions, etc, but not a law in terms of going thru the house and senate and being voted on.
If they could do away with masking and the socially distant lines, I'm all for it. Personally, I don't see Disney changing anything before the end of the summer.