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DAS guests can now make selections from the app.

The article makes it sound like they knew about the overrides for a few days before they found him leading a tour. But either way they didnt know that the iPad was missing.

It appears that Disney didn't even know it was missing. He got caught because they closely audit overrides.

https://www.wfla.com/disney/deputies-man-used-stolen-ipad-to-give-unauthorized-tours-skip-lines-at-disney-world/ Be honest, who hasn't imagined being able to grab one of those iPad to get themselves unlimited Fastpass? :p

Hopefully the pumped in smells are faithful to the real space station. https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/nov/03/smelly-noisy-and-awash-with-dead-skin-cells-life-on-board-the-international-space-station

Sand at the beach. Everything at Disney is expensive. It's unavoidable unless you just don't go.

I'm just saying it's like complaining about the sand at the beach... A day at Disney World is going to be hot, sweaty, and expensive.

I suggest never going to Disney World, then.

It has plenty of complex systems. Just because it lacks AAs doesn't have anything to do with the ride system. Again doing a few months of limited testing isn't the same as full operations and things that break won't all be caught in early tests. But "shut down for an hour" on a couple non...

Imagine a manufacturing defect in a sensor for the ride vehicle door. It wasn't immediately defective but after enough cycles it starts to break and give a bad signal to the ride computer. If they are cycling empty they might not open or close the doors every time so the number of cycles is low...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bathtub_curve The blueprints might be a copy but all the parts are new. There will be Items that were just defective. Installations that were done wrong. And issues that don't appear until you start putting thousands of people a day through it. Yes I did mean the...

It's a nice addition. Something Epcot needed. I've been on the one in Paris and in case you were wondering... it's the exact same.

Fireworks look tall from the ground but relative to an aircraft they are pretty short. Usually only a couple hundred feet. Here are some pictures of the New York fireworks taken from the air. You can see they aren't even taller than some of the buildings in Manhattan...

Orlando area pilot here. This is 100% normal and legal. No. The flight was on an IFR flight plan under ATC control. Orlando controllers have the authority to authorize any aircraft to fly through the Disney TFR. Note that it's not just commercial flights on an IFR plan that are allowed. I...

My Publix has contactless again now.

When I worked at a bank 10 years ago we were just rolling out contactless cards. I used mine at McDonald's a few times because they were one of the few places that had the readers. Most people didn't know the cards could do that and a few asked for cards without the feature. Within a year the...

Sounds like the scanners are already paying off.