It said if your commitment is already met that your next month will be free... It's all the way at the bottom of that statement
COVID-19’s Impacts on BGW
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But for those of us on ezpay, that have had memberships and annual passes for years....how does that work? I know I read a comment somewhere that when you cancel it will just continue for that many months which makes no sense and I will probably never use. Also they need to look at all products, dining plans, drink plans. In the grand scheme of things this is really not a big deal but the way we have been treated with memberships and such it is.
It literally said in that statement that your next month is free if you're outside of your commitment and that there will be no steps needed. I take that to mean that they will be skipping the next monthly payment.
This seems to be a good think for a park open year round. Not sure how this works with BGW. let’s say this extends until may 1, I think longer, but let’s say may 1. The park closes in December and I would figure these upgrades would usually end then as well. If BGW extends these for the length of the closure, are they going to extend to a month they are closed or a will they be extending to the matching months of the following year.
Thank you and did miss that and was reacting from a point of having just been billed but it only seems logical that they start skipping them from the beginning of the month.
I think that might be where the statement at least as long as the temporary close comes into play.
Think of it this way. Both Busch Gardens and Kings Dominion opened up 45 years ago in May. So if everyone follows the CDC guidelines of social distancing. Maybe we could see a mid May opening of both parks.
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Looks like June 11th at the earliest...
UPDATE: Northam issues statewide stay-at-home order effective through June 10
Update: Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam issued a statewide stay-at-home order that's effective immediately and will remain in place until June 10, unless the governor rescinds it.
Looks like June 11th at the earliest...
UPDATE: Northam issues statewide stay-at-home order effective through June 10
Update: Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam issued a statewide stay-at-home order that's effective immediately and will remain in place until June 10, unless the governor rescinds it.www.richmond.com
Can be rescinded earlier than that.
It isn't what? It literally says June 10th unless rescinded.
Non-existent chance it gets rescinded
A court injunction from any one of the numerous impacted parties could get that order rescinded.
Sure it can. "Your honor, I know people can possibly get Covid-19, but my beach umbrella rental business is getting greatly impacted. Can't we place umbrellas 6ft apart?" Good luck with that.
It won't be that but there are plenty of industries who one it's clear we have peaked and are on the way back down will come back and request the governor rescinds. Then if he refuses I think it's certainly possible. I don't think think it'll get to that point though. I hope Northam will want to get business up and running ASAP.