COVID Vacation Diary: Disney Differences Part 3 - Your Resort

You didn’t think a global pandemic would keep us away from Disney World, did you? Well, it did. For many, many months. We finally felt comfortable going and kept our plans for Spring Break – visiting the parks for seven days from April 4-10.

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I have to say that Disney, both Cast Members AND guests, did a fantastic job with mask wearing. The resort and the Parks were the cleanest I’ve ever seen and there were hand sanitizer stations everywhere (they were full about 90% of the time). It is tough to stay six feet away from others when waiting in line – we did our best and tried not to worry about what other folks were (or weren’t) doing.

This post is about some of the most notable differences at Disney during this time – some things you may be aware of, and some things that surprised this veteran WDW family. Enjoy Part 3 - What's different at your Resort.

Mousekeeping is at a minimum – we got new towels and had our trash emptied, but it was inconsistent, and the bed linens were never changed nor was the bed made up for us. I get it, but it still sucked.

Be sure to swim – but be aware that the ‘feature’ or main pool at your resort could reach capacity and have a waitlist on hot days. This happened to us once, and we were NOT happy about it.