Actually you could.... you would only have to remove or reprogram the existing RFID chip with one containing a valid number... of course to do that you would be spending a lot of money and then have to walk around looking for someone with an active mug that you could scan to get their number to use on your mug... But really you could do it... but it would cost you more than your family will spend on a single days ticket so the only question is whether you think it is worth it?
This is a fantastic IDEA!!!!!! i am stealing it thank you!!
I am sure that had nothing to do with their removal....less trips to the sofa machine...Ha! I hear 2018 cups will only hold 2 ounces to help with splills...Ha! Look...If they can squeeze a buck they will....And attendance is good so if we want to go I guess we suck it up. I had the opportunity to stay at OKW for $100 a night. We usually stay at the mods. Initially I did not like it because bus service was bad and the food choices were horrible compared to mods. But soon we found the freedom of using a car and dining cheaper or bringing stuff back to room. If I can past that stuff I can forgo the mug and bring a case of soda to my room... in fact I am no.longer sure an on-site stay is worth the extra $$$. Much less he might!
Not really. RFID chips are 1 of 3 types, read only, read/write, or write once read many. Read only is exactly that, it can't be rewritten/reprogrammed. Read/write has a unique serial number that cannot be overwritten so if that number isn't in the company's database it can't be used. And write once cannot only be written to once and a unique serial number that can't be overwritten. So, no there is no way to reprogram the rfid chip in these cups.
All that for a free freaking soda. Some people have way to much free time and, from what I see here, cannot afford to go to Disney. Stay home and get soda from Walmart... You'll save a lot that way.
I think you areAll that for a free freaking soda. Some people have way to much free time and, from what I see here, cannot afford to go to Disney. Stay home and get soda from Walmart... You'll save a lot that way.
All that for a free freaking soda. Some people have way to much free time and, from what I see here, cannot afford to go to Disney. Stay home and get soda from Walmart... You'll save a lot that way.
Clearly you aren't actually following the thread very closely if you had then you would have picked up on the caveat that while you could do it it would cost your more than a one day ticket for the whole family... I'm all for snide comments, but when you make them at least make sure they don't show that you weren't even paying attention to begin with.All that for a free freaking soda. Some people have way to much free time and, from what I see here, cannot afford to go to Disney. Stay home and get soda from Walmart... You'll save a lot that way.
All that for a free freaking soda. Some people have way to much free time and, from what I see here, cannot afford to go to Disney. Stay home and get soda from Walmart... You'll save a lot that way.
So I'm clearly not actually following the thread very closely, yet, I post a snarky, clearly sarcastic response followed by an Emo. with a wink and I'm the one taking this discussion too seriously. OK, I'll try to be more careful. That said, you are correct that there is absolutely no reason why I would have followed this discussion to closely, so sue me!
That would be because they only do it to sell the cups. They really don't care how much soda you drink, but, they will give you a break if you buy a cup. Otherwise, just buy a soda, it's probably cheaper anyway.
Two fold... sell cups and that part to prevent mass pilferage of product by those with a gallon jugs to fill. That I have personally seen happen. If people were honest it would never have been a problem, but, entitlement and dishonesty has negatively affected all of us.
