On Friday I put my umbrella and water bottle in the bin. I took my keys and phone out and held them up. My backpack was still on. I went through and it did not beep and it was all good.
Does that mean they have turned the detectors way down? When first introduced my belt would alert the detectors every time in California and about 20% of the time in Florida. Up until before the closure I just walk right in with my phone, phone charger, and wallet and nothing alerts.
I've noticed looking at these graphs over the past few days that almost every attraction, at various points, has pretty quick peaks. Is this related in some way to the "every few hour" cleaning cycles? Have those been causing a notable affect in wait times and accounted for in the system? I have a hard time believing everyone in the park suddenly showed up at BTMR at 12:15. I also have yet to see many reports of people actually waiting longer then 30 minutes to ride anything but Splash.
I think most of this data is just 'noise in the system' of a park that doesn't have any lines to speak of.
It appears they aren't maxing out based on current availability for both resort guest and standard ticket holders.Anyone with inside knowledge know how much of the percentage of planned capacity they're hitting? Are these the crowd levels they're holding to, or are these just the crowd levels they get?
It would be hilarious if panic of these crowd levels is like when everyone freaked because the company succeeded at mitigating overcrowding and everyone said it was proof they'd failed.
Anecdotally, it doesn't look to me that they are reaching the reduced capacity numbers that they had set for the reopening.Anyone with inside knowledge know how much of the percentage of planned capacity they're hitting? Are these the crowd levels they're holding to, or are these just the crowd levels they get?
It would be hilarious if panic of these crowd levels is like when everyone freaked because the company succeeded at mitigating overcrowding and everyone said it was proof they'd failed.
Does that mean they have turned the detectors way down? When first introduced my belt would alert the detectors every time in California and about 20% of the time in Florida. Up until before the closure I just walk right in with my phone, phone charger, and wallet and nothing alerts.
Arrive at the auto plaza around 7:45am.What is the recommended arrival time/procedures for those arriving by car? I saw some discussion that they were holding back cars at some point, or limiting the amount of guests who could park at one time. I am looking to maximize my time at the parks starting at open. I am apologizing in advance if this was already discussed, but I could not find any discussion after viewing some of the pages. Thanks!
The wand detected by wallet, so they are powered up and working.I went with someone who does security in our military. He noticed very quickly that the security at Disney were not checking their wands to make sure they were working properly. He said most people trained to use a wand will wave it over their belt buckle, or something else they are wearing before checking you. His guess was, the wands were turned off.
Also detected a Vape mod from my friend down there now. So they are on.The wand detected by wallet, so they are powered up and working.
They should only screen the terrorists. So much easier.With the reduced capacity, couldn't they just go to some kind of random selection for screening security and do 10% of the crowd? Isn't the likelihood of a terrorist or nutcase targeting WDW pretty low when the capacity is reduced (far less potential victims) and you need a reservation to enter?
It's probably pretty low in general but I'd think it is exceptionally low under these circumstances. I don't know, my picture of a terrorist or nutcase is they would like to just show up anonymously and buy a ticket with cash at the window.
AP's are full. Resort and Ticket Guests are still open. Theoretically you could walk up and buy a ticket today for MK.Weren't the reservations full for these days? And if yes, does this mean a lot of no-shows?
You can have a random beep generator like the TSA to avoid those issues.They should only screen the terrorists. So much easier.
I would also love to see the video of the first minority family gets screened as white folks walk by. Very bad optics.
AP's are full. Resort and Ticket Guests are still open. Theoretically you could walk up and buy a ticket today for MK.
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