MyMagic+ test starting today (Aug 2) allowing more FastPass+ selections at the Magic Kingdom

[muteki]

I'm sure they CAN tell the age of the person associated with the MagicBand. However, I have yet to hear of them capturing an image to place on the MagicBand or associated in their system. So how would they know that the person with the MagicBand is the person who's MagicBand it is?

Again, 2 billion dollars....

 

[tare]

I'm not getting any special FP+ options either. I'm 75 days out so outside the window for booking FP+.

It's 60 days right??

 

[asianway]

Again, 2 billion dollars....

Disneyland can already associate a picture with a bar code....

 

[dadddio]

Though with 2+ billion dollars you would think they would come up with a way to figure out my age from my wristband, just like all the other stuff they already know about me.

Unless their screens are going to pop up an image of your face every single time that they sell you something, they need your ID to make sure that you didn't swap bracelets with someone else.

 

[muteki]

Unless their screens are going to pop up an image of your face every single time that they sell you something, they need your ID to make sure that you didn't swap bracelets with someone else.

Which in this day in age, doesn't seem all that complicated.

 

[dadddio]

Which in this day in age, doesn't seem all that complicated.

Except when you consider that they haven't taken your picture.

 

[WDWYankee15]

Unless their screens are going to pop up an image of your face every single time that they sell you something, they need your ID to make sure that you didn't swap bracelets with someone else.

You use a PIN to make purchases

 

[RandomPrincess]

It's 60 days right??

It is 60, if you get into the test.

 

[dadddio]

You use a PIN to make purchases

I don't think that having the PIN code would satisfy the legal requirement to check IDs.

If a person were going to hand his/her ID to a minor to purchase booze, he/she would probably give him the PIN code, also.

 

[WDWYankee15]

Unless their screens are going to pop up an image of your face every single time that they sell you something, they need your ID to make sure that you didn't swap bracelets with someone else.

You use a PIN to make purchases

I don't think that having the PIN code would satisfy the legal requirement to check IDs.

If a person were going to hand his/her ID to a minor to purchase booze, he/she would probably give him the PIN code, also.

I agree about purchasing alcohol that you need id. I was just responding regarding making purchases IN GENERAL that you use a pin code to protect against using someone elses MagicBand.

 

[stevehousse]

Has anyone heard of more upcoming test rumors for the month of November at all?

 

[ddrongowski]

Has anyone heard of more upcoming test rumors for the month of November at all?

Since you said rumor, sure.... They are going to stop fastpass completely and make everyone use standby only. The test part is everyone will have to walk backwards, and that way it will allow you wifi on your pocket watch to get better vibes.

Sorry I couldn't help myself.

 

[Grumpy21]

Though with 2+ billion dollars you would think they would come up with a way to figure out my age from my wristband, just like all the other stuff they already know about me.

Nothing to do with Disney, you need to present an ID if they think you look under age to purchase alcohol. Has to be a government issue ID presented at time of purchase. Not a scan, photocopy or digital picture. The ID must be presented and it is the law.