DisneyCane
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NOW you are thinking like an executive!!!What Disney needs to do it bring back the more intrusive security check, and then offer a TSA precheck like service that allows you to skip the intrusive security.
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New Evolv AI security scanners & bag-check procedures implemented at the parks
- Thread starter Mike730
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I wonder if this is why Disneyland never went to using this system. I’ve heard reasons ranging from “too many bad things got through when DL tested it” to “the union for security folks fought against it.”
I will say, the DL security lines were some of the most frustrating lines in the park. Hopefully WDW can figure out a way not to go back to the “empty your pockets” process.
I will say, the DL security lines were some of the most frustrating lines in the park. Hopefully WDW can figure out a way not to go back to the “empty your pockets” process.
ToTBellHop
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Actually, Disney AristoCatscan+ service will begin in 2025 at the introductory rate of $39.99/guest/day.What Disney needs to do it bring back the more intrusive security check, and then offer a TSA precheck like service that allows you to skip the intrusive security.
What Disney needs to do it bring back the more intrusive security check, and then offer a TSA precheck like service that allows you to skip the intrusive security.
I’d pay extra for the cavity searches.
You got that @Bob ???
ToTBellHop
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You need a cold shower. Thankfully, they come with every stay at the fabulous Disney's All Star Sports Resort!
lazyboy97o
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It doesn’t mean a more secure park. Over and over again tests and the data shows that these types of screenings only keep out a very small fraction of contraband. Just look at why this thread was resurrected and Evolv’s settlement with the FTC.
The Pulse nightclub shooting occurred before there was any security screening at Disney Springs. It was a bad target because people could disperse and not be easily trapped. We keep responding to events by trying to make people easier targets.
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DisneyCane
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Is it included with LLPP?
DisneyCane
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Even the TSA does terrible in the tests they run. Those X-rays are in serious need of advanced AI to help highlight potential contraband.
What Disney needs to do it bring back the more intrusive security check, and then offer a TSA precheck like service that allows you to skip the intrusive security.
They already have this at Disney Springs and it's called using a resort bus.
Snark aside, I wish they'd use the same scanners that Universal Orlando uses. I never need to get wanded over or stopped there. I've popped at WDW with literally nothing in my pockets and no bag (phone/wallet/airpods in hand). Those things just aren't accurate. It does seem to happen more at Springs than anywhere else weirdly. I've been fortunate that I've never had a rude CM at security.
ToTBellHop
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You already know the answer.
ToTBellHop
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Those AI robots should be empowered to immediately vaporize any Disney+ subscribers doing anything suspicious.
SoFloMagic
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No, just LLPPHGDBDHEBY+++++