There had been rumblings that guests would be greeted by some special team of Cast Members when Disney Springs reopens tomorrow at Walt Disney World. Well, the rumblings were true and we’re getting a first look at this reassigned team of Disney employees that will help keep guests safe while visiting the shopping, dining, and entertainment district:
About 50 establishments open tomorrow at @DisneySprings Greeters will be roaming the entertainment district reminding folks to practice social distancing.@fox35orlando #FOX35 #WDW pic.twitter.com/AaoDtvzRFe
— Robert Guaderrama (@RobGuaderrama) May 19, 2020
The team, consisting of former Resort Children’s Activities Cast, “will bring their magic of engaging Guests in fun and caring ways to provide a helping hand in select areas. They have a understanding of enhanced health and safety procedures, and will throw in some pixie dust for good measure”.
So basically, they’ll remind guests to partake in safe practices like wearing masks and staying far apart, but do so with the Disney service and smile we all know and love.
Of course, stick with WDWNT as we will have multiple reporters on the ground at Disney Springs starting May 20th to bring you all the possible coverage of the first phase of the reopening of Walt Disney World Resort.
Disney Springs is an easy pass for me now. SO many cuts being made at restaurants and restrictions now in place overall. I can wait!!
Let’s make dystopia FUN! Yeah, I don’t think that’s going to work. Bless them for trying, but no matter what, they’re all still wearing masks, the restaurants still have menus that are slashed of offerings, but the prices have gone up, and a lot of the stores are still closed. AND the pandemic is still raging on. The only thing worse than being closed is being open but pretending everything is just fine when it isn’t. (PS I’ll bet you anything those CMs don’t even want to be there. They don’t want to get sick, but I’m sure they were told show up or be fired.)
I was there the last day they were open, I’d love to be there the first day open!
Here’s one local who’s passing.
A mall is not worth dying for! Their social distance safety patrol cannot even keep 6 feet apart for a picture. What a joke
Actually, they ARE six feet apart for this picture. Just because they posed in a way that makes it hard for you to see that, it doesn’t mean it didn’t happen.
Glad to see these cast members getting back to work. We’ve always appreciated them at the resorts. Excellent choice for guest guidance. Hopefully Disney Springs guests are better behaved than what goes on at Publix or cast members will be worn out and all out of pixie dust by the end of day one.