Depends. Are you also wearing lizard-eyes contact lenses? Botoxing out all your forehead wrinkles? Shaving your eyebrows and redrawing them back in with a different shape? Taping back the skin on your temples to change the distance of your eyes from each other? Stuffing tissues way up your nose to make it more bulbous?
And at the airport when you arrive, and as you leave, along with thousands of other places.
This whole imaging concept for Disney's purposes is over kill, an irritation to the guests and at a time to pay attention to $$$$$ a waste. Is Disney going to build its own nuclear power plant? (actually Disney legally can) then yea talk about detailed security tech such as facial imaging. For current stated purposes photopass will do.
What? How does a photo pass save any money or make any of it easier? Facial recognition is already used in WDW, the infrastructure is already there. It would actually cost way more money to have a photopass person take every guests picture, then do a stare and compare when they re-enter.
That will never happen my state 2066 new cases in one day. Welcome to forever masking!
Disneyland used PhotoPass for the Pass Photographs for a while. It was in between the annual pass center operation (now jolly holiday cafe) and the all Front Gate CM’s have an iPhone to photograph you system.
All vaccines are 100% effective preventing any complications leading to hospitalization and/or death. Masking will be voluntary for those not taking a vaccine......or, until the next election.
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Hey, no loss is ever to small to care about at Disney. Just ask the chips on the soda cups. I was reading they are thinking of integrating the facial technology into the ketchup and mustard pumps. Apparently too many people are taking extra condiments and it's costing them 10s of dollars.Call me untrusting, but this is a bit too Big Brother-ish for my tastes currently.
And apparently the market for “unauthorized ticket usage” is massive for Disney to want to spend money on facial recognition. Gotta make sure all the blood squeezed out of guests goes into their bucket, right?
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It’s so you can’t give your ticket or magic band to other folks to gain entrance to the park.
Disney requires that each ticket be tied to a specific park guest. The biometric information is used to make sure whoever tries to use a park ticket is the person that ticket was purchased for. This prevents someone from using another person's Annual or Multi-day Pass, adults from using kids tickets, and makes sure people don't pass park-hopper tickets through the gates to get friends into other parks.
