Tired of these people

[jloucks]

I asked what should be the punishment? Not what Disney typically does… im curious what you feel should happen?

To me, it is an egregious action, and the consequences should be severe.

A lifetime ban is what I would expect for myself if I were to do the same thing.

 

[BobPar]

To me, it is an egregious action, and the consequences should be severe.

A lifetime ban is what I would expect for myself if I were to do the same thing.

totally agree & honestly people need to be made public examples

 

[Angel Ariel]

totally agree & honestly people need to be made public examples

Without it being reported in large scale mainstream press it’ll never really be making someone a “public example”, as the vast majority of the public will never know about it. I would imagine the people who do these things likely aren’t reading Disney blogs. And I also doubt it would be covered by mainstream media in any meaningful way as to be considered “making a public example” of them.

i have a hard time seeing Disney making a habit of publicly shaming people - even those who so egregiously break their rules. Doesn’t really go with the brand they’ve built.

 

[BobPar]

Without it being reported in large scale mainstream press it’ll never really be making someone a “public example”, as the vast majority of the public will never know about it. I would imagine the people who do these things likely aren’t reading Disney blogs. And I also doubt it would be covered by mainstream media in any meaningful way as to be considered “making a public example” of them.

i have a hard time seeing Disney making a habit of publicly shaming people - even those who so egregiously break their rules. Doesn’t really go with the brand they’ve built.

I have a hard time thinking they would but end of day they should… really doesnt take much and im sure they can easily find someone in the Sentinel to do their dirty work….

 

[John park hopper]

Bad behavior goes unpunished ---it only gets worse

 

[mysto]

Installing rotating knives in between the ride vehicle and the displays would serve everyone's purposes.

Sure it may detract from the experience, but in the tradition of the bay lake shoreline, aesthetics are definitely secondary to your safety.

 

[Disstevefan1]

I'm tired of these people.

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Gee, I thought they updated their sensors since the days of Hoot and Chief and their adventures in Horizons!

 

[WondersOfLife]

i was not implying that rules don't apply to those with disabilities.

So judgement should be made. Lol.

 

[Smiley/OCD]

They're going to end up having to install roller coaster restraints that lock people in place on all attractions.

No, they just have to trespass them and ban them for ever…a half dozen or so with MAJOR social media coverage and the problem would lessen…Chappie can stand up to Tallahassee, but he can’t stand up to a few punk a**es on his own property…

 

[Nottamus]

The internet, vlogging humans, all to blame for the increase is stuff like this

Every week a new ‘challenge’ pops up in a news feed. Tide pods, laying down in traffic, ice bucket etc

How about the “not do something stupid on TikTok challenge”

Is that even possible?

I agree - trespass them all.

 

[phillip9698]

No, they just have to trespass them and ban them for ever…a half dozen or so with MAJOR social media coverage and the problem would lessen…Chappie can stand up to Tallahassee, but he can’t stand up to a few punk a**es on his own property…

How would they even go about enforcing the ban? The fingerprinting system they use doesn’t actually store prints that long and it doesn’t read them in enough detail to be an actual unique identifier.

 

[Jrb1979]

How would they even go about enforcing the ban? The fingerprinting system they use doesn’t actually store prints that long and it doesn’t read them in enough detail to be an actual unique identifier.

I don't think they should ban them. If you are caught doing things like this they should revoke your pass or tickets for the rest of your vacation.

 

[Smiley/OCD]

How would they even go about enforcing the ban? The fingerprinting system they use doesn’t actually store prints that long and it doesn’t read them in enough detail to be an actual unique identifier.

Pictures, facial recognition and ID’s…

 

[phillip9698]

Pictures, facial recognition and ID’s…

You don’t need to show ID to get into the parks and their facial recognition testing doesn’t register unique faces it’s barely getting enough data to assign your ticket a unique number for your visit.

Disney currently has no realistic way to ban a guest from its parks.

 

[eliza61nyc]

IMO, nothing works as well in behavioral change than good Ole money.
Fine the wazoo out if these mensa cases.
5000 buck fine.

 

[DisDork2002]

Makes me wonder how many people did stunts like this before the advent of the internet and cell phone cameras. I don't really think humanity was more compassionate and considerate in the pre-influencer days, we just have ad driven theme park news websites now that thrive on reporting on anything and everything that happens.

 

[Smiley/OCD]

You don’t need to show ID to get into the parks and their facial recognition testing doesn’t register unique faces it’s barely getting enough data to assign your ticket a unique number for your visit.

Disney currently has no realistic way to ban a guest from its parks.

The ID will be required at time of trespass so Disney can identify them upon reentry attempt.
The facial recognition system Disney uses now (everyone on here is an expert) may not be up to YOUR standards, but they have the $$ to invest in state of the art technology IF THEY WANTED TO…the problem is THEY DON’T

 

[Smiley/OCD]

Makes me wonder how many people did stunts like this before the advent of the internet and cell phone cameras. I don't really think humanity was more compassionate and considerate in the pre-influencer days, we just have ad driven theme park news websites now that thrive on reporting on anything and everything that happens.

I’m sure it was minuscule compared to now…a bunch of people on SE…one gets out then, and just the friends who see it live know about it. NOW, it’s posted on TicToc in 30 seconds and YouTube in another 10.

 

[Smiley/OCD]

You don’t need to show ID to get into the parks and their facial recognition testing doesn’t register unique faces it’s barely getting enough data to assign your ticket a unique number for your visit.

Disney currently has no realistic way to ban a guest from its parks.

That’s the other thing…YOU may know it, and I may know it, but the average dolt may not…remember when you were a kid? Threats go a LOOOONG WAY!

 

[phillip9698]

The ID will be required at time of trespass so Disney can identify them upon reentry attempt.
The facial recognition system Disney uses now (everyone on here is an expert) may not be up to YOUR standards, but they have the $$ to invest in state of the art technology IF THEY WANTED TO…the problem is THEY DON’T

I’m talking about right now, as in ban this particular person. The facial recognition technology they are using does not have the capability to monitor all guests and cross reference their faces against a banned list.

Disney does not require guests to show ID to enter their parks. So how would this guy be banned from entering next month?