PORT CANAVERAL, FL – JANUARY 19: In this handout photo provided by Disney, fireworks explode over the new “Disney Dream” during the christening ceremony for the new cruise ship on January 19, 2011 at Port Canaveral, Florida. The Dream is the newest Disney Cruise Line ship and will have its maiden voyage January 26. The new, 130,000-ton ship accommodates up to 4,000 guests and features themed areas for children, teens and adults, and interactive entertainment throughout the ship, and industry firsts including the first “water-coaster” at sea. The ship will sail three-, four- and five-night cruises to the Bahamas, calling Port Canaveral home. (Photo by David Roark/Disney via Getty Images)
Aquellos que quieran ir a bordo de un crucero de Disney tendrán un requisito menos, ya no es necesario hacerse prueba del COVID-19.
Así mismo, a partir del 14 de noviembre Disney Cruise Line ya no pedirá a sus pasajeros que muestren una prueba negativa de COVID-19 antes de abordar el barco, sin importar su estado de vacunación.
Sin embargo, la compañía sigue recomendando que cualquiera que vaya a un crucero en un futuro cercano se vacune por completo y alienta a aquellos que no están vacunados a que se hagan una prueba de COVID-19 dos días antes de zarpar.
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Florida Man Destroys Car In Disney World Parking Lot, Leaves A Hundred Dollars And A Note “Sorry”
One Reddit poster took to the platform to vent about their unfortunate experience at Epcot. Seems Disney World Florida Man was at it again with some pretty heavy front end damage to the poster's car. The victim was enjoying a night out at Epcot watching the Hanson show when someone Mmm-Bopped their car. To add to the insult, whoever smashed the car left behind a hundred dollars and a note that said "sorry". But no information so they could file a claim. From the picture it looks like they hooked the back bumper with this car's front end. Probably sideswiped the corner.
The poster did the right thing, but isn't expecting much "We did contact security and filed a case with FHP but they didn’t send anyone out because the vehicle wasn’t occupied and is on private property. They said they have an investigator who may contact us but we’ll probably only see footage if a case is pursued." Speculation in the comment section would suggest that the Disney World Florida Man who hit the car was uninsured or had been drinking. Leaving the scene to prevent a DUI. Since it's Florida, my money would be on "both".
And who does that? A note that says "sorry" and a hundred bucks? There's no way that'll cover the deductible. And since they've not seen the footage, we don't really know if its a Disney World Florida Man, or Disney World Florida Woman.
