Well I'm sure Disney has similar language on their tickets for all risks while in the park, but if the rides had a 3% death rate, or even a 0.03% death rate, nobody would ride them.

Beware the invisible killer. You buys your ticket and you take your chances...

Yeah, it was the banana peels that made you sick.. lol.

Reminds of a time when I was like 17 and some friends and I tried to go to this family pizza place called "Moose Mequire's" where they had a restriction that anyone younger than 18 couldn't in without a parent. So here we are a group of 17 year olds being carded and turned away at the door by a 14-year old dressed in a Canadian Mountie uniform. Humiliating.

I'll buy one if you can find a way to ship to me in Canada for less than the cost of the hat!

This does make a degree of sense, if the group all know each other it is much more likely they will all be interacting with one another in close quarters than small groups of random strangers would.

Here in Alberta (Canada) we just re-opened yesterday, 30% capacity limits, masks required, and 6ft distancing rules apply. We have 1/2 the normal number of games setup, 6ft apart. It's been 6 months since we shutdown, so really nice to see some progress.

Assuming we meet our vaccination target (70% with at least 1 shot) we should be able to fully open without restrictions sometime in July.

That's a great location for casuals because they are already there with strolling/shopping/dining in mind, basically not just to stop and pick up a single item or something. Of course, if you wanted to run leagues or something regular, parking/access might be more of an issue if it's always full of tourist types.