Anyone Plan To Go To Disney Orlando In March Break

vkizzle wrote: ↑What's the infection number in the US?

Don't want this thread become a debate since we have other thread.

Just want to know other parents decisions.

Might be not exactly Disney, might be other part of US

My neighbour is going (family of 4) and has no plan on cancelling. It should be fine.

I have been to Disney on March Break. I wouldn't go because it is Disney....on March Break. Too many people. Parks close when they get to capacity. Nope.

thats the worst time to go, so busy, so in demand, so expensive, and everyone has march break off i would rather go another time

Speaking of Disneyworld, if you ever have a trip to Europe coming up, might be worth checking out Disneyland Paris. I know it's not as big as the one in Florida and has maybe less attractions, but you can play around with the different countries you are supposedly from and you will get different prices. I got 35% off my entire trip for booking on the French website and paid $930 for 3 days admission to the parks and 2 nights stay on site. I believe something comparable in Disneyworld was around $2000 last time I checked.

Not March break in the US...

I wouldn't change my plans to Orlando based on fears of the Coronavirus. It's not just a low risk, it's an extremely low risk.

TrevorK wrote: ↑ I wouldn't change my plans to Orlando based on fears of the Coronavirus. It's not just a low risk, it's an extremely low risk.

I would love to hear how you were able to downgrade the risk from ‘Low’ to ‘EXTREMELY Low’ for Orlando.
How did you determine this?

Bebo123 wrote: ↑ I would love to hear how you were able to downgrade the risk from ‘Low’ to ‘EXTREMELY Low’ for Orlando.
How did you determine this?

Another poster mentioned it's a low risk. I merely said it's not low, it's extremely low.

Take a look at our current mappings for the infections. North America is currently doing very well and many other countries are being protective by quarantining and such. While we will undoubtedly see more cases in North American it's not nearly as bad as people make it out to be. Follow basic personal hygiene - that's what is needed.

ckay1980 wrote: ↑ Speaking of Disneyworld, if you ever have a trip to Europe coming up, might be worth checking out Disneyland Paris. I know it's not as big as the one in Florida and has maybe less attractions, but you can play around with the different countries you are supposedly from and you will get different prices. I got 35% off my entire trip for booking on the French website and paid $930 for 3 days admission to the parks and 2 nights stay on site. I believe something comparable in Disneyworld was around $2000 last time I checked.

Been to both. Paris one is much smaller than Orlando one. I would recommend to save money for Orlando.

TrevorK wrote: ↑ Another poster mentioned it's a low risk. I merely said it's not low, it's extremely low.

Take a look at our current mappings for the infections. North America is currently doing very well and many other countries are being protective by quarantining and such. While we will undoubtedly see more cases in North American it's not nearly as bad as people make it out to be. Follow basic personal hygiene - that's what is needed.

Thanks

I actually more worried flights. You never know who has viruses. Might be the person sitting next to you

smartie wrote: ↑ Thanks

I actually more worried flights. You never know who has viruses. Might be the person sitting next to you

The person who uses the shopping cart before you might be sick. You can get germs from anything you and other people touch.

I'm more worried about diseases carried by mosquitoes down south like Yellow Fever, dengue fever, malaria etc...
Most individuals will recover from Corona Virus

I dont see how the risk of contraction is greater in Orlando vs Markham (op's place of residence).
What would you do if you stayed in Markham over the March break?
Sending Your child to camp / daycare is much more risky than an airplane ride.

Go, have a blast !!

I was at disney land at christmas.....omg the horror of it all its like being stuck shopping on christmas eve and there is only one mall for the whole world.

They say the best day is superbowl.

Disney has no lines and you each carry a bottle of hand sanitizer. GAME ON!

Hell you could fly there on friday return on sunday and do all disney in weekend with no lines that would normally take a week! Hey kids...were not just going to disney land but were going to experience it euro disney style.

Just to be safe remember to park close to the exit!



I'd go but i just booked a cruise....some crazy deals right now!!! LOL