Grumpy and Grandma

I know, that was why I posted the list. He said that not enough would be open

Apparently only 44 according to the local news and none are DISNEY owned until later. https://www.wesh.com/article/disney-springs-whats-open/32599852

Don't remember many Aussies on the ships when we cruised. Definitely a long ride....

The FANTASY is on it's way to Australia, that will be a first.

As usual,. Great Job Mo!

One set please....

Here's the latest update: Welcome Back! Here’s What You Need to Know About the Phased Reopening of Disney Springs at Walt Disney World Resort World of Disney and other Disney owned venues open on the 27th https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2020/05/welcome-back-heres-what-you-need-to-know-about-the-phased-reopening-of-disney-springs-at-walt-disney-world-resort/?CMP=KNC-FY20_WDW_ACT_CFL_DSFL_NA_COVID|G|5201042.DD.AM.06.01|MWU3N6C|BR|435776594828&keyword_id=kwd-362912198077|dc|disney springs|435776594828|p|5238:3|&gclid=Cj0KCQjwnv71BRCOARIsAIkxW9EpgCFFTvUqKeYzwGBucexMFZa

Now the Fantasy is on it's way to the Dominican Republic, La Romana.

May be last minute since the had a May cruise scheduled. EDIT: It's scheduled for September, before it heads back to the US.

The Magic was scheduled for a Transition Cruise anyway had they still been sailing. They do that every May to start the European cruises, it's scheduled for May 9th again in 2021.. The Wonder keeps going in and out of Port in San Diego since there are only 3 piers to allow other ships in. They are all probably restocking and refueling. It's probably going to be a confusing summer for them since they have to depend on Vancouver to open up. The Fantasy is now on it's way to Rotan and as you said it just left Puerto Cortes. The Magic, Dream and Fantasy were all in Canaveral last week. Made a p

Right on....

As you may know both Mayors (city and county) Dyer and Demings (whose wife is a Congresswoman) are pushing the governor....Demings is the one who pressed for the Barbers and Salons to open in phase 1.

Universal Orlando's CityWalk Begins Reopening This Week https://www.themeparkinsider.com/flume/202005/7452/

ORLANDO, Fla. — Disney’s CEO said Monday that it is still unclear when parks in the Central Florida will reopen, but added that he is very encouraged with how things have gone at Shanghai Disneyland. https://www.wesh.com/article/reopening-disney-ceo-talks-plans/32440251#

Walt Disney World Now Only Accepts New Reservations Starting July 1st https://dapsmagic.com/2020/05/walt-disney-world-now-only-accepts-new-reservations-starting-july-1st/ Also announced on the local Orlando news.

Winter Garden is doing that for Mother's Day and there's a 70% chance of rain...so it probably will be a big flop.

If you read the article Dr. Hymel is WDW Chief Medical Officer, so I would think she might have a little more input and insight. Just my opinion..

Word on the local Orlando News is that DS and restaurants will be the first to open and then the parks Hymel noted that park officials, as well as local and government health authorities, were working to develop a number of new protocols for reopening its parks, resorts and retail areas, starting with an idea for the “phased reopening” which may involve the opening of Disney’s retail and dining areas before the parks. https://www.foxnews.com/travel/disney-parks-ssafety-protocol-reopening-phased-approach

They are online so you may be able to print it off. https://www.wdwinfo.com/maps/mk.htm

Also just saw a report that they are starting to accept camping reservations May 13th or there about's through Reserve America.

He's from Alabama according to another article. Richard McGuire, 42, from Mobile, Alabama was arrested on April 30 after camping on Walt Disney World's Discovery Island, according to an arrest report acquired by USA TODAY. He was banned from all Disney properties and charged with a misdemeanor for trespassing.

Governor just stated that the Parks will re-open on Monday

Airlines are seeing bookings for late June, July and August increasing already so there may be more "Northerners" than you think..

And so is working on a Cruise ship, as is every other job...Which in the case of DCL are under England's control, and their pay scales/labor laws are not comparable to what happens in the US. If things were so bad, why do many of the crew return contract after contract after contract. We've seen the same crew members on the ships with some of those on a different ship than when we originally met, including many Americans. The point is nobody should complain about or critique what someone else is being paid or why, as long as the person in question is happy.

NAVY 4 year commitment.... Cruise Line 6 to 9 months....