YouTuber Sneaks into Disneyland and DCA

[BasiltheBatLord]

Sorry if everyone has seen this already but noticed there wasn’t a thread on it. This is the same guy who previously sneaked into Magic Kingdom and posted it on YouTube.

Hopefully Disney is seeing these videos (I have no doubt they are) because the fact that something this stupid is working shows that gate security is pretty off the mark.

 

[Disney Irish]

Sorry if everyone has seen this already but noticed there wasn’t a thread on it. This is the same guy who previously sneaked into Magic Kingdom and posted it on YouTube.

Hopefully Disney is seeing these videos (I have no doubt they are) because the fact that something this stupid is working shows that gate security is pretty off the mark.

Its fake, but fun to watch.

 

[BasiltheBatLord]

Its fake, but fun to watch.

Is it really? Fooled me, wow. Glad that's the case cause I couldn't believe something that stupid worked on the front gate. Someone get a mod to delete this thread please.

 

[GiveMeTheMusic]

Is it really? Fooled me, wow. Glad that's the case cause I couldn't believe something that stupid worked on the front gate. Someone get a mod to delete this thread please.

Not fake. And believe me, management is NOT HAPPY.

 

[TROR]

Bring back the House of Terror

 

[Disney Irish]

Not fake. And believe me, management is NOT HAPPY.

How is it not fake? The FP is what tipped me off to it being fake. Space Mountain has two check points for FP. Even if he got passed the first one, there would be no way to get passed the second one, which btw he didn't film. So I'm calling bogus.

 

[Phroobar]

You know he is lying since he said "Guardians of the Galaxy was absolutely amazing! Highly recommended."

 

[JD2000]

Even though security is only theatrics, this can't look good.

 

[TP2000]

Are the Main Entrance ticket takers really that gullible and/or so poorly trained and supervised that they let anyone in who has a charming demeanor and a smartphone with a random photo on it? That's not a good look for Disneyland management and their training processes.

I'm charming and I have an iPhone X with several photos on it of me inside Disneyland, so why am I paying for a Signature AP?

And do the CM's at E Ticket attractions really just let people flow into the FP line without a ticket? Again, not flattering for Disneyland's management and their ability to control their daily operation.

 

[Axoman]

I don't know what's more appalling, that they let him in or that the cast members couldn't tell the difference between the castles!

 

[Phroobar]

I remember a friend of mine had tickets to the Candlelight Procession. The tickets said admit one plus guest. I was to play the guest. The cast member wouldn't admit me because it said must be an Annual Pass holder. My friend argued the point that it wasn't made clear. The cast member finally gave up and mumbled that Candlelight was going to be cancelled anyway due to rain. She wrote up a ticket for me and let us both in. Candlelight was cancelled so we spent the night in Disneyland for free.

 

[Kram Sacul]

That video of that weasel just strolling by the chaotic fastpass check is embarrassing but sadly common place. The CMs really need to take charge and tell people not to hang around and block the entrance.

 

[TP2000]

Not fake. And believe me, management is NOT HAPPY.

I'm sorry, but management has no one to blame but themselves for this. It's obvious from the video that multiple CM's have no specific training on what to do when a charming man shows up at the turnstile without a ticket and says he'd like to go into the park.

There's a half dozen different turnstile CM's shown in that video and not one of them spoke up or tried to get a supervisor over to help, which tells me this is a systemic problem and not just a case of winning the lottery by getting the one incompetent CM on duty that day. All of the CM's on that video seem mildly incompetent and/or very poorly trained and supervised. And that's just the turnstile CM's, because the ride CM's not paying attention to Fastpass are equally incompetent.

Again I ask... I'm a charming and well dressed older man with an iPhone X with several photos of me at Disneyland on it, so why the heck do I pay for my Signature AP every year? It's obviously very easy to get into Disneyland and DCA for free, and then go ride E Ticket attractions without a Fastpass.

Disneyland management clearly aren't watching the store.

 

[Phroobar]

Reminds me of the days when we would save up old fast passes and use them weeks or months later. The cast members never look at the date on the pass. Bored cast members will let anyone in if that person is slightly attractive and friendly.

 

[Missing20K]

He's not alone apparently.

https://www.google.com/search?q=youtube+sneak+into+disney&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b-1-ab

 

[yeti]

I'm sorry, but management has no one to blame but themselves for this. It's obvious from the video that multiple CM's have no specific training on what to do when a charming man shows up at the turnstile without a ticket and says he'd like to go into the park.

There's a half dozen different turnstile CM's shown in that video and not one of them spoke up or tried to get a supervisor over to help, which tells me this is a systemic problem and not just a case of winning the lottery by getting the one incompetent CM on duty that day. All of the CM's on that video seem mildly incompetent and/or very poorly trained and supervised. And that's just the turnstile CM's, because the ride CM's not paying attention to Fastpass are equally incompetent.

Again I ask... I'm a charming and well dressed older man with an iPhone X with several photos of me at Disneyland on it, so why the heck do I pay for my Signature AP every year? It's obviously very easy to get into Disneyland and DCA for free, and then go ride E Ticket attractions without a Fastpass.

Disneyland management clearly aren't watching the store.

The thought occurred to me that at least one of them must have noticed he had the wrong castle. They just didn't care.

 

[GiveMeTheMusic]

I'm sorry, but management has no one to blame but themselves for this. It's obvious from the video that multiple CM's have no specific training on what to do when a charming man shows up at the turnstile without a ticket and says he'd like to go into the park.

There's a half dozen different turnstile CM's shown in that video and not one of them spoke up or tried to get a supervisor over to help, which tells me this is a systemic problem and not just a case of winning the lottery by getting the one incompetent CM on duty that day. All of the CM's on that video seem mildly incompetent and/or very poorly trained and supervised. And that's just the turnstile CM's, because the ride CM's not paying attention to Fastpass are equally incompetent.

Again I ask... I'm a charming and well dressed older man with an iPhone X with several photos of me at Disneyland on it, so why the heck do I pay for my Signature AP every year? It's obviously very easy to get into Disneyland and DCA for free, and then go ride E Ticket attractions without a Fastpass.

Disneyland management clearly aren't watching the store.

You're not wrong!

 

[NateD1226]

I once saw a video that someone snuck him and his friend into Disneyland when a cast member wasn’t looking. It was a very weird video I’m going to try to find it.

Update: found the video

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

I can remember accidentally getting into the first WDW 24 hour event because they didn't scan my ticket. I realized this when Fastpass didn't work. I didn't mean to break in!

 

[VJ]

It's obvious from the video that multiple CM's have no specific training on what to do when a charming man shows up at the turnstile without a ticket and says he'd like to go into the park.

They could just... I dunno... turn him away, maybe?