food IS a theme park
With the global health crisis changing the way that people think about public safety, a lot of industries are changing the way they do things.
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One of the affected industries has been air travel. Now, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is reworking how it screens passengers.
The global health crisis made an impact on the travel industry as a whole.
Star Wars United Airlines Plane ©United Airlines
Airlines and travel hubs around the world are suffering in particular and for those of us who use air travel as our preferred or only transportation option to the Disney parks, this can be confusing and may cause some worry. European airlines have started to make significant cuts to remain afloat and despite a $25 billion airline rescue package in the US, some domestic companies are doing the same.
The global health crisis seems to be having a ripple effect in pretty much every industry around the world.
Star Wars United Airlines Plane
Of course, this ripple is going to inevitably have an effect on the way our next Disney vacation looks — and it might affect it in some surprising ways. Beyond how different things may be IN the parks, getting to Disney World or Disneyland could look a little different as well.
We’re taking a look at the recent Federal Aid plan that includes a $25 billion Airline Rescue Package. How could that affect your trip to Disney? Let’s find out.
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