If you use your ap to get a discount they don't ask to see it?? lol when I'm at disney springs the first thing I ask any store is do they have a DVC or an AP discount. I have had to show it every time and at every restaurant also. I keep both with me.
Well I was in the right. I dind't refuse anything. I tried to explain that I didn't have the card and that maybe he could just scan my MB, but every time I got 2 words out he would cut me off with " sir, you need the card" He probably said it more than 10 times before I could get out that I didn't have it. So then it was time for me to be rude. Look, you weren't there and I know I'm not very good at explaining stuff on here cause I can't type as fast as I think. I was glad when the manager came but he was no help. It wasn't a tantrum. He got rude, I got rude. it happens.
Actually yes. I didn't get louder to make anyone come over. I got louder as the kid kept interrupting me and rolling his eyes. The amulance comment had nothing to do with a shirt at this point, more a bad attitude brought on by the attempt of a question.
The only thing I usually have in my wallet is my disney visa. When they ask I just say, AP, DVC, Disney visa and they apply the discount. Usually whichever is the highest.
I think this all stems from the different tools Disney CMs actually have.
What a Point of Sale Terminal can do... may be different from what a FP control point does... may be different from what a iPad held by a FP aid does... and is different from what a Guest Relations account can do.
Yes they all use a magicband as a token to help pull up accounts.. but not all interfaces have the same data exposed.
I don't know exactly what the limits of the POS systems are.. but you'd imagine it would be very limited and focused.
It has to be for various reasons... the most basic most people should be able to respect is remember when nextgen was coming and everyone was like "zOMG I can't believe DIsney is going to let every tom, ****, and harry see everything about my family, my vacation, what I am doing, blah blah blah" - They don't. Information is controlled.. and limiting what different positions do is exactly part of that model.
I will say tho.. that the data the guest relations people have on your past ticket history.. is pretty amazing
Wow, they ask to see the cards every time, sometimes not at a restaurant but every store i've used a discount they've asked. In fact a couple of times my son's have had to come get me to show the card. I have mine all the time.
Same with me, every single time regardless of whether I am in the parks or at a resort gift shop.
Yes, they ask us for our cards every time we want to use an AP or DVC discount.
No, you weren't. Perhaps you should go back and read post #95.
You don't have to find the Q&A section either. The information about having to present the AP card and a valid ID is printed on the page listing pass holder benefits as one of the terms and conditions of receiving those benefits.
He was bigger than me, so what's the point?
I think this all stems from the different tools Disney CMs actually have.
What a Point of Sale Terminal can do... may be different from what a FP control point does... may be different from what a iPad held by a FP aid does... and is different from what a Guest Relations account can do.
Yes they all use a magicband as a token to help pull up accounts.. but not all interfaces have the same data exposed.
I don't know exactly what the limits of the POS systems are.. but you'd imagine it would be very limited and focused.
It has to be for various reasons... the most basic most people should be able to respect is remember when nextgen was coming and everyone was like "zOMG I can't believe DIsney is going to let every tom, ****, and harry see everything about my family, my vacation, what I am doing, blah blah blah" - They don't. Information is controlled.. and limiting what different positions do is exactly part of that model.
I will say tho.. that the data the guest relations people have on your past ticket history.. is pretty amazing
