Travisma

Some counties have lifted bans, but the larger companies have not stopped requiring masks in those counties, WalMart, Costco, Lowe’s, etc.

In 1500 the lowest # sites are the closest. In 2000 there are 2 comfort stations. The mid range #s are near the upper comfort station, and the lowest and highest #s are near the other comfort station near the bus stop.

About 3 weeks ago, they opened more slots for everyone on Oct.1 at MK. I tried to book them, but couldn't because all of our APs will have expired before then. We all plan on renewing, but I wasn't going to purchase tickets just so I could go on that day. Just another change making it harder to go. And on a side note, Busch/SeaWorld are supposedly limiting the amount of guests (you have to make reservations like Disney) but the Busch parking lot was overflowing Saturday when I drove by. We've seen pictures of SeaWorld and they are packed also.

Study: This stretch of I-4 is the most dangerous road in America According to a new study by Teletrac Navman, Interstate 4 between Tampa and Daytona Beach is the deadliest road in America. The study says it averages more than one fatality per mile. Between 2016 and 2019, 150 people were killed in collisions along that stretch of interstate. This is the second time it has earned the dubious distinction. A section of U.S. 192 between Four Corners and Indialantic came in at number 3 on the list.

Like I said in the initial post, there used to be posts about the Fort, Disney, the evil Universal, food, characters, and ones that went off the track so far you had to go back to the original OP to find out what everyone was talking about. There was always something to read and reply to. I miss those days.

We have felt safer on Disney properties with their rules then most other places.

I agree, I just didn't want others to get excited that because Orange is changing their policy that Disney will.

They opened up more slots 2 or 3 weeks ago. I went to get them, and we couldn't because our AP's will be "expired" by then, and it's too early to renew them. So we lost out on getting reservations. I wasn't going to purchase tickets or book an overpriced Disney hotel.

Disney doesn't have to follow relaxed guidelines. We have a county just N of Tampa that did away with the county ordinance about wearing masks last week. I noticed a couple independent stores took down their signs, but Lowes, Dollar Tree, Wal-Mart etc still enforce mask wearing.

When I joined the group almost 8 years ago, there were so many different topics and posts on here all the time, that it was hard keeping up with all of them. Over the last couple of years I've seen the amount of posts dwindling, to the point that sometimes it's a day or more before a post is replied to or a new one started. Has everyone gotten so busy that they don't have time to post? Or have people become afraid to voice their opinions or to post anything because someone might take offense or disagree with them? This used to be the go to place for Fort information and eve

ORLANDO (WFLA) — Walt Disney World has updated their website to say guests can begin taking outdoor pictures at their parks without having to wear a face covering. Walt Disney World has had one of the most strict mask policies among private businesses in Florida since reopening last year during the pandemic. Guests aren’t even allowed to enter the park or walk around if their mask is below their nose. Exceptions to Disney’s mask rule have been if guests were swimming or dining. Now, the park is going to allow its guests to temporarily remove their masks to take an outdoor photo, but

Most of the loops are fairly close to the small pool. You can google the Fort map and see the loop numbers. If you want the least amount of walking, then get the lowest or the highest # cabin in each loop, they are usually but not always nearest the entrance to the loop.

They can always use more stroller wranglers/hiders!

That's cause Longhorns and Sooners don't play well with each other!

One of the pieces that heritage Auctions is offering. How the original MK/resorts were envisioned.