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17 hours ago, Badge said:

 

I agree with most of this exact for Islands being open. I also see the capacity being 50%.

 

With capacity being down, Islands doesn't need to be open. Rides very rarely have much of wait during HHN except for maybe RRR.  Adding islands would increase operating costs by quite a bit for no reason. 

 

I am expecting no express passes this year. Again, capacity being cut means way less crowds. They can then use the express pass space to socially distance the line and help control the pacing of guests entering the houses. Other tickets are gonna be interesting. I really hope the Rush of Fear is still a thing but I could see just single night tickets with a discount being applied for the more nights you purchase at the same time with all guests needing to select the date they are attending. 

 

I see alcohol being SEVERELY limited or possibly this year being a dry event. We ALL know alcohol brings out the bad side of quite a few guests. Its the reason we have Orlando PD and Security all over the park and the exits of all houses. Trying to tell a drunk (or even slightly tipsy) guest to put on their mask or to socially distance while in queue is not gonna go over well. Universal (and theme parks in general) need to make sure they stay out of the press for things happening. The last thing we need is a drunk guest assaulting a TM just trying to keep people safe and following the guidelines.  

I honestly don't see them putting any restrictions on alcohol. Commerce of alcohol is a huge revenue source for Universal due to it's demand and mark up of prices Universal imposes. I don't see them diluting the sales of alcohol at all. 

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8 minutes ago, Collin said:

I thought that was immediately disproven by officials 

How? I don't see how it can be "disproven" by officials based off their opinions when statistical evidence provided by DHS shows the effects of temps/humidity/disinfectants on COVID-19.

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Did y'all watch POTUS addressing the nation last night? DHS scientist is in the works of a study on environmental factors affecting COVID-19. It's showing high heat and humidity are advantageous in combating the virus. Things are looking good for Orlando. 

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I just wanted to quickly say thank you to everyone here for their inputs on this speculation thread. I've been following all of you guys for a while now, about 4 years of HHN speculation and I absolutely love reading the speculation ideas. I finally decided to make an account so I myself can throw in some ideas, again y'all are awesome!