Resort KTWC Locks

[MagicHappens1971]

Im not talking about the mickey touchpoints on your room door but the ones in front of buildings that the rooms are inside, such as the boardwalk or the AoA suites, they have this rectangular white scanners that don't even work with Magicbands and even if they do something when you tap them they turn red. Does anyone know why they are still their?

 

[DisneyJoe]

Perhaps they are for CM's?

 

[MagicHappens1971]

Perhaps they are for CM's?

Idk because the doors aren't actually locked so I don't know what purpose they serve.

 

[DisneyJoe]

Idk because the doors aren't actually locked so I don't know what purpose they serve.

Perhaps they count the number of bands that go in and out...

 

[MagicHappens1971]

Perhaps they count the number of bands that go in and out...

I doubt it because it really doesn't read them well. Sorry I'm not arguing im just trying to add more info

 

[CaptainAmerica]

Idk because the doors aren't actually locked so I don't know what purpose they serve.

Maybe those doors COULD be locked in case of emergency and those touch points would allow security and/or law enforcement to enter?

 

[MagicHappens1971]

Maybe those doors COULD be locked in case of emergency and those touch points would allow security and/or law enforcement to enter?

Im sure the doors could be locked and probably were before the magicbands, security/law enforcement would be a good idea. I just don't know why they would waste them for that rare occasion.

 

[Rob562]

I'd have to see a pic of said readers to hazard a guess.

-Rob

 

[DisneyJoe]

I'd have to see a pic of said readers to hazard a guess.

-Rob

and their locations, this conversation is very vague.

 

[DisneyJoe]

even if they do something when you tap them they turn red. Does anyone know why they are still their?

My suggestion earlier was that CM cards or bands would be able to make them turn green, guest cards or bands would turn them red.

 

[MagicHappens1971]

I'd have to see a pic of said readers to hazard a guess.

-Rob

I'd have to see a pic of said readers to hazard a guess.

-Rob

 

[Rob562]

They may simply be check-in points for security. We have passive checkpoints that security at work use in their rounds. They scan them with their phone or a handheld computer of some sort and it keeps record of their movements and the time and date as they make their rounds. These may just be an active version of those.

-Rob

 

[MagicHappens1971]

They may simply be check-in points for security. We have passive checkpoints that security at work use in their rounds. They scan them with their phone or a handheld computer of some sort and it keeps record of their movements and the time and date as they make their rounds. These may just be an active version of those.

-Rob

But for guests to see, it was right next to the door. It doesn't seem like disney