Disney launches 'MyDisney' single login for all your Disney services
Disney launches 'MyDisney' single login for all your Disney services
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networkpro
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Its taken them long enough. I still had my go.com account associated with my profile 2 years ago.
Fido Chuckwagon
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Yeah, I don't get it, I have the same log in for WDW, DLR, Disney Cruise Lines, Shop Disney, and Disney+. What is actually being added here?
JohnD
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I thought so too but now it appears its EVERYTHING: Everything with Disney in the name, ABC, ESPN, etc.
trainplane3
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When can we have two factor? No, not text message two factor either. Like, real app secured two factor.
Brian
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The company's SSO for employees already has it. Shouldn't be a huge project to roll that out to the guest facing sites.
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Splashin' Ryan
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there's literally a few billion more guests than employees believe it or not.
Big_Shakalaka
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So, still no 2FA for this, huh? 
Disstevefan1
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Disney launches 'MyDisney' single login for all your Disney services
Disney launches 'MyDisney' single login for all your Disney services
Brian
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The infrastructure is already in place and there is a reliable vendor which has supported MFA for employee SSO for well over five years at this point. Compared with rolling it out with no other systems utilizing MFA, it should be comparatively easier.
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pigglewiggle
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Disney launches 'MyDisney' single login for all your Disney services
Disney launches 'MyDisney' single login for all your Disney services
I tried it. I'm assuming if you've already updated to having one password, then you won't be prompted to change it now. At least I wasn't.
The real problem is getting all of the various and disparate backend systems to talk to each other. Call me when they make that happen and I no longer have to add a DVC reservation manually to my MDE account.
Brian
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This is definitely the biggest challenge. Some of the backend systems are downright ancient and many of those don't have API capabilities. Modernization of many of these systems has been ongoing, but it's not the highest priority since "if it's not broken, don't fix it."
I'm dealing with the cleanup from IT execs saying that exact thing for years at my job right now. "We're changing this" "Ok, let's do it" "What about cleanup?" "It's not broken, no need to fix anything or clean anything up". Years and years and years of things NOT being cleaned up, and now "clean up x, y, z, plus items 1-42" are on my To Do list.
GhostHost1000
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Don’t push it. Their IT dept can barely count to 2
Brian
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I couldn't get it to embed properly, but all credit to Scott Gustin on X for the joke.
Basically, just replace a billion of these emails:
with these emails:
Basically, just replace a billion of these emails:
with these emails:
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MarvelCharacterNerd
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A true "MyDisney" log in would just be - go to MyDisney and log in and you're logged in to all Disney sites and apps where you have an account or you can opt which ones to log in or out. Not signing in for every site separately using the same login page.
networkpro
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That was an Eisner shaped hole that Disney bought to shovel money into.