Disney World Re-Opens with Short Lines and Scared Staff, as Florida COVID-19 Cases Spike

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

Take a gander at any of the public social media groups for enthusiasts of Orlando, Florida’s Walt Disney World and you’ll find a common refrain: the theme park, which re-opened on Friday amid a COVID-19 catastrophe, has super-short lines for all its top roller coasters right now.

Disney World closed in mid-March, when COVID-19 cases began sweeping the country. Then on Friday, the same day Florida reported its largest single-day increase in the virus and the first day the U.S. reported more than 70,000 cases, Disney World re-opened its gates.

The re-opening also comes one day after unionized Disney staff lobbied, unsuccessfully for COVID-19 testing. The result, say Disney megafans who visited on re-opening day, is a weirdly empty park.

Distanced Disney rules, some fans say.

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It appears most people aren't as stupid as Trump and the GOP make them out to be.

[Sedona]

1. I went to an empty Disney World once

in the '80's. Superbowl Sunday in the pouring rain.

Two 5 year olds...no lines.

Best time ever

[rurallib]

2. Close friend of mine has a daughter working there

Talked to him about her last week. He is of course worried.

Been thinking about her all day.