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DISNEY and your DNA
- Thread starter JordanNite
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Soarin2u
Well-Known Member
Sorry, I kinda skimmed these so if anyone has posted it already I'm sorry.
They take the fingerprints to Identify that your ticket is yours and not anyone else's. say you dropped your card at a place outside Disney. If someone else found it they can't get into the parks for free because their finger doesn't match your's For single day tickets... I am not sure why they require the fingers in that instance but its probably just easier that way. The fingerprint also identifies you, so if you do something happens within the park, they have all your information from that recent fingerprint scan
And I saw this already response but it's not keeping me from saying it too, DNA is not on or in your fingerprint. Yes, Your own unique fingerprint is caused by variations in DNA molecules but nothing else. They cannot use your fingerprint to take a DNA sample. They would have to take a physical piece off your body (Hair,skin, or even saliva) to do that because DNA is a VERY tiny 3D object.
They take the fingerprints to Identify that your ticket is yours and not anyone else's. say you dropped your card at a place outside Disney. If someone else found it they can't get into the parks for free because their finger doesn't match your's For single day tickets... I am not sure why they require the fingers in that instance but its probably just easier that way. The fingerprint also identifies you, so if you do something happens within the park, they have all your information from that recent fingerprint scan
And I saw this already response but it's not keeping me from saying it too, DNA is not on or in your fingerprint. Yes, Your own unique fingerprint is caused by variations in DNA molecules but nothing else. They cannot use your fingerprint to take a DNA sample. They would have to take a physical piece off your body (Hair,skin, or even saliva) to do that because DNA is a VERY tiny 3D object.
JHASdiz
Member
They did that years ago for the Annual Passes but the pic was on the pass.
ShookieJones
We need time for things to happen.
Ahhhhh....That's where it went.
englanddg
One Little Spark...
At least they didn't find your horcrux.
ShookieJones
We need time for things to happen.
Ssshhhhhhh....all I need is that pesky potter brat on my trail.
ShookieJones
We need time for things to happen.
Some friends of ours who tend to lean toward conspiracy theories went down a few years back...and they did not take kindly to the finger scanners...If I remember correctly they refused to do it.
We were over for dinner the night they told us about it and didn't want to get into a whole tirade so I just asked how their trip went and enjoyed our meal.
Now I'm super curious how they got around it. I will have to broach the subject with them now.
We were over for dinner the night they told us about it and didn't want to get into a whole tirade so I just asked how their trip went and enjoyed our meal.
Now I'm super curious how they got around it. I will have to broach the subject with them now.
meyeet
Well-Known Member
I'm not so sure the fingerprint scanners work either. In 2009 my wife and I used my in-laws no-expiration tickets twice, scanning our fingers both times without being rejected. Then my in-laws used them last September themselves without the system rejecting them. Now maybe the system had assumed that they were no longer active tickets and cleared out the fingerprints from the database between visits but I doubt that.
sublimesting
Well-Known Member
For one they are not full fingerprint scanners. If anything they take a "rough estimate". If they were truly fingerprint scanners we'd be standing there all day in lines while the machine is unable to read due to smudges, skin variances, wetness, dryness, scrapes and cuts, boogers etc.
Wait a second.....i don't think I want to use those anymore.........
Wait a second.....i don't think I want to use those anymore.........
luv
Well-Known Member
The fingerprint isn't required. You can show ID instead.
I use the fingerprint thing, but I understand why some prefer not to do it and I don't think they're crazy or anything.
G00fyDad
Well-Known Member
This thread died 6 years ago. Mainly because the paranoia was too much for some. Disney is not scraping you for DNA.
Hank Hill
Well-Known Member
This might be where the inspiration for the movie "Us" came from. Maybe they are making clones of guests and feeding them rabbits in the utilidors under MK.This thread died 6 years ago. Mainly because the paranoia was too much for some. Disney is not scraping you for DNA.
Rosanne
Active Member
HAHA....I was wondering too. Problem solved.
Rosanne
Active Member
What would they do with all of those millions of DNA samples? Hmmm. Sell them to someone that cares?This thread died 6 years ago. Mainly because the paranoia was too much for some. Disney is not scraping you for DNA.
Rosanne
Active Member
A whole new subterranean world under the castle. OMG...what a story that would be. They could turn it into a whole new ride with even longer lines.
Doug Means
Well-Known Member
The finger print thing is the thing that creeps him out and makes him think conspiracy? there are SOOOOOO many other things that i think could be used more than that or that with that add up to something but that one thing? kind of funny to me. if he's really worried he could youtube theories out there and really get his mind messed up. LOL i have my own conspiracy theory about conspiracy theories...