Does anyone know if Disney ever plans on tieing your AP or DVC discounts/benefits/ect to your magicband?
Disney has an IT department? and its a bit annoying to have to take out a card and prove who you are for your little 10% or to buy an AP pinOnce Disney's IT department can figure out how to get more than one database to talk to each other, those sorts of features should be an immediate priority. It's ridiculous that they can't use MB's to validate discounts.
Im not asking for special MB just a digital note that your an AP. Like universal when I was an AP, they were able to see a digital note more the ticketExactly, they still have the old cards to prove it but there is no new information or options at the moment that Disney will make special AP MB's.
Also don't alot (at least the ones at guest relations) magicband checkout scanners have a fingerprint thing on the sideOnce Disney's IT department can figure out how to get more than one database to talk to each other, those sorts of features should be an immediate priority. It's ridiculous that they can't use MB's to validate discounts.
That doesn't prove to the CM that you are one, so no it doesn't.You mean that little rubber attachment for DVC doesn't cut it?
I think his scarasam font doesn't show up on your computerThat doesn't prove to the CM that you are one, so no it doesn't.
I'm sorry I thought he was being serious.I think his scarasam font doesn't show up on your computer
Most of them around the park use pin verification, not fingerprints. I'd suspect Guest Relations has them (the fingerprint scanners) due to inquiries that involve ticket media.Also don't alot (at least the ones at guest relations) magicband checkout scanners have a fingerprint thing on the side
I know they dont use it for fingerprint verification but my point was that they couldMost of them around the park use pin verification, not fingerprints. I'd suspect Guest Relations has them (the fingerprint scanners) due to inquiries that involve ticket media.
The new scanners actually do read fingerprints, but doesn't store the entire fingerprint, only information about certain points on it. The older ones merely read the shape of your finger.I know they dont use it for fingerprint verification but my point was that they could
I was referring to the paying scanners/tappersThe new scanners actually do read fingerprints, but doesn't store the entire fingerprint, only information about certain points on it. The older ones merely read the shape of your finger.
They probably could roll them out, but it doesn't solve the issue of linking APs or DVC to magicbands for discount and other purposes. That is strictly related to the back end data structures/systems not being able to communicate properly (yet).
Doesn't need to be automatic. But having the option to "tap" the magic band to the crappy credit card swipe machines (that never work anyway) rather than haul out your discount pass and ID would save a lot of time and hassle.From a financial standpoint, Disney does not want any discount to be automatic. If you don't ask for your discount, it's more money towards Disney's earnings.
I never wanted it to be automatic, just be able to tap my bandFrom a financial standpoint, Disney does not want any discount to be automatic. If you don't ask for your discount, it's more money towards Disney's earnings.
Doesn't need to be automatic. But having the option to "tap" the magic band to the crappy credit card swipe machines (that never work anyway) rather than haul out your discount pass and ID would save a lot of time and hassle.
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