Crazy question

[Tom]

How?

http://www.snopes.com/disney/parks/deaths.asp

 

[disney4life2008]

I have never wanted to spend the night in the parks but I always like to be one of the last to leave. Especially at MK I always do a final walk through on my last night until they say get out, lol.

 

[GoofGoof]

http://www.snopes.com/disney/parks/deaths.asp

Seems like security got tighter since the 80s. Either that or kids today can handle their alcohol better. Who knew the people mover was the most dangerous ride (or at least tied for first).

 

[Gabe1]

I have gotten to walk around a completely guest cleared DHS multiple times, I have also gotten to walk around World Showcase at 2:00a.

My kid has worked 28 of the last 36 hours, when is it empty? lol

 

[Rob562]

The foil would likely enhance the range of the transmitting antenna, which is a coil of copper that's encased in the straps of the MB.

Once they get the initial system working and all of the testing completed, they will likely begin utilizing the active tracking features - from things like you've suggested, to finding lost kids.

Actually, it probably wouldn't. EZPass toll transponders use a similar system as the Bands (at least the powered portion, which is what can most easily be read from a distance) and in their FAQ they say that if for some reason you don't want the transponder to be read while going through a toll lane to wrap it in foil.

-Rob

 

[Tom]

Seems like security got tighter since the 80s. Either that or kids today can handle their alcohol better. Who knew the people mover was the most dangerous ride (or at least tied for first).

Natural selection worked better back then.

 

[Tom]

Actually, it probably wouldn't. EZPass toll transponders use a similar system as the Bands (at least the powered portion, which is what can most easily be read from a distance) and in their FAQ they say that if for some reason you don't want the transponder to be read while going through a toll lane to wrap it in foil.

-Rob

Or so they say....

 

[Rob562]

LOL. It's also the gist of the "RFID blocking" wallets that are sold. It's lined with foil to keep the cards inside it from being read, even at close range.

-Rob

 

[Bairstow]

LOL. It's also the gist of the "RFID blocking" wallets that are sold. It's lined with foil to keep the cards inside it from being read, even at close range.

-Rob

Exactly.
Encase the device in a Faraday cage, even a crude one, and the transmissions won't be getting out.

 

[Zummi Gummi]

The parks are never "empty."

There's no point where someone shuts off all the lights and "locks up" for the night.

 

[Tom]

LOL. It's also the gist of the "RFID blocking" wallets that are sold. It's lined with foil to keep the cards inside it from being read, even at close range.

-Rob

I kid

 

[englanddg]

I kid

So wait, these AREN'T going to protect me when I'm at the parks?

 

[Tom]

So wait, these AREN'T going to protect me when I'm at the parks?

Oh, they will protect you alright....from making friends ;-)

 

[englanddg]

Oh, they will protect you alright....from making friends ;-)

 

[Bairstow]

So wait, these AREN'T going to protect me when I'm at the parks?

That depends.
Are those Glow With the Show ears under there?

 

[OswaldTheRabbit]

http://www.snopes.com/disney/parks/deaths.asp

No way! I was thinking of MK not Disneyland. That is horrible! It happened later with 2 other grad night celebrants.

Thanks

 

[The Mighty Tim]

I'm sure with these "Magic Bands" They can easily track where everyone is walking around and being in places they shouldn't be.

Maybe they could make the Magic Bands a bit like the necklaces in Battle Royale. Anyone still in the parks after dark...KABOOM!




(I kid, btw!)