Posted Monday, August 29, 2016 8:15 AM | Contributed by Jeff
It probably was only a matter of time, but mosquito repellent has joined hand sanitizer as a must-have health accessory at Florida theme parks. Walt Disney World, Sea World and Universal Orlando are spearheading the movement in hope of sidelining any fears tourists may have of being exposed to Zika-carrying mosquitoes.
Read more from CNN.
The funny thing is, I've never had a mosquito bite while on Disney property. The absence of the bugs certain times of year is actually noticeable to me. I just figure it's more Disney magic (and a whole lot of spraying).
That's because only affluent mosquitoes can afford Disney's prices.
Disney hates poor insects.
We took bug spray with us last week, the only place I felt that I need it was back around Yak & Yeti in Animal Kingdom. I could feel my legs getting bit. I never had any issues in any of the other parks.
There must be something that attracts mosquitos to me because I'm always getting bit.
I got chewed up while in Mexico earlier this month. I probably have the Zika by now.
Today's announcement is pretty huge. The end of the fear of Zika is at hand. Good news for FL tourism....
Nod to "the school out West" - FSU, for their part in this breakthrough.
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