BoarderPhreak
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Yup, between the sun and the rain it'll be about a week.It will, Florida you know......
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Yup, between the sun and the rain it'll be about a week.It will, Florida you know......
Holding your phone over your head is much faster and efficient. additionally, then my phone never leaves my eye sight. Much more efficient system.Been here for a few days and really can’t stand the inconsistency of entering the parks. I don’t like holding my phone over my head, I don’t like being ordered about. I much prefer the system in California and literally everywhere else I’ve gone through security with the trays.
additionally, then my phone never leaves my eye sight.
You prefer taking EVERYTHING out of your pocket, putting it into a bin, waiting for the people in front of you, walking through the detector, grabbing all your stuff from the bin, and putting it all back into your pocket OVER just walking through with your phone by your head?That is a point I hadn’t considered. I personally still prefer the Disneyland model.
You prefer taking EVERYTHING out of your pocket, putting it into a bin, waiting for the people in front of you, walking through the detector, grabbing all your stuff from the bin, and putting it all back into your pocket OVER just walking through with your phone by your head?
I hate to even ask, but why?
The cell phone will set them off, thats why you need to hold it above your head.I also question how effective the detectors are if they have been turned down so much that a cell phone won’t set them off but that’s another debate.
We found Disneyland to be surprisingly efficient. Although it did help the new checking area had just been opened and there were so many more lanes open than an Orlando park.You prefer taking EVERYTHING out of your pocket, putting it into a bin, waiting for the people in front of you, walking through the detector, grabbing all your stuff from the bin, and putting it all back into your pocket OVER just walking through with your phone by your head?
I hate to even ask, but why?
We found Disneyland to be surprisingly efficient. Although it did help the new checking area had just been opened and there were so many more lanes open than an Orlando park.
We skipped Orlando this year; do the new Epcot and DHS checks have adequate signage? Got to say I’m looking forward to our next WDW visit to see the improvements at the parks entrances over the last year.I feel like the system at Disneyland is more intuitive? There are signs up explaining the process and it just seems to work.
I think there is also something psychologically disturbing about having security staff instructing you into a “hands up” pose.
Not always. I have an iPhone 8 Plus and rarely have to take it out of my pocket in the last 6 months to a year since they streamlined the security checks. They no longer ask me to empty my pockets, unless I set it off first. Experienced this at all park checkpoints. Much more efficient.The cell phone will set them off, thats why you need to hold it above your head.
We skipped Orlando this year; do the new Epcot and DHS checks have adequate signage? Got to say I’m looking forward to our next WDW visit to see the improvements at the parks entrances over the last year.
Like you said, it’s 90% about what your used to.. The issue is exaggerated because the process from park to park is different. Once all the remodels are finished, I’m hoping the process will also becomes the same at all Orlando Parks. This way as you move to different gates throughout a vacation week, by day two you know what they want you to do.The infrustructure itself is great and along with the new bus stops is a huge improvement visually and efficiency wise.
The signage tells you if the lines are open, but there is no signage explaining the process like at Disneyland. It seems more confusing and results in cast members shouting out orders way more than the California system.
Holding your phone over your head is much faster and efficient. additionally, then my phone never leaves my eye sight. Much more efficient system.
Disneyland's probably seems more efficient because their guests are mostly APs and just know the process. WDW is like going through airport security at Christmas...there are so many newbie travelers that it's a nightmare.The infrustructure itself is great and along with the new bus stops is a huge improvement visually and efficiency wise.
The signage tells you if the lines are open, but there is no signage explaining the process like at Disneyland. It seems more confusing and results in cast members shouting out orders way more than the California system.
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