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Trespassing third parties
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Splash4eva
Well-Known Member
I did a couple times today actually. Noone had an answer.
lentesta
Premium Member
I was skeptical too, but I trust the source.
rct247
Well-Known Member
They know the answer. They are just instructed not to give it out and Disney treats it as proprietary information.
Furiated!
New Member
Would you be able to have the person doing the counts look to see if the tap in is blue vs green? And then see if that matches your current percentage estimates?
lentesta
Premium Member
Good idea. We'll try that shortly.
Splash4eva
Well-Known Member
I never said they didnt no. All i said was noone had an answer… i tried a couple more times but again noone would really say but i will say this. I asked while using Genie & using DAS to see if i could get a tell etc but nothing. Again tho altho i did see some DAS usage nothing crazy or bad and majority that went on went green right away so again i know im a small sample size but nothing stuck out to me
From Kenny the Pirate
Disney spoke with The Washington Post and confirmed they trespassed several third-party tour guides. Disney World officials are taking additional steps to enforce rules because of a “significant increase in these rule violations.”
According to Disney, these vendors sold services like Genie+, Disability Access Service, dining and hotel reservations, and more.
Credit: KtP
“When this activity happens it impacts the experience of other guests following the rules — including our guests with disabilities — and impedes our theme park operations. Just like Starbucks would not permit a third party to come into their stores to sell coffee to their customers, Disney does not permit unauthorized commercial activities in its theme parks.”
Disney spoke with The Washington Post and confirmed they trespassed several third-party tour guides. Disney World officials are taking additional steps to enforce rules because of a “significant increase in these rule violations.”
According to Disney, these vendors sold services like Genie+, Disability Access Service, dining and hotel reservations, and more.
“When this activity happens it impacts the experience of other guests following the rules — including our guests with disabilities — and impedes our theme park operations. Just like Starbucks would not permit a third party to come into their stores to sell coffee to their customers, Disney does not permit unauthorized commercial activities in its theme parks.”
Translation: We were tasked with finding a way to unearth more lightning lane spots to sell to customers and this is what we came up with.From Kenny the Pirate
Disney spoke with The Washington Post and confirmed they trespassed several third-party tour guides. Disney World officials are taking additional steps to enforce rules because of a “significant increase in these rule violations.”
According to Disney, these vendors sold services like Genie+, Disability Access Service, dining and hotel reservations, and more.
Credit: KtP
“When this activity happens it impacts the experience of other guests following the rules — including our guests with disabilities — and impedes our theme park operations. Just like Starbucks would not permit a third party to come into their stores to sell coffee to their customers, Disney does not permit unauthorized commercial activities in its theme parks.”
Fido Chuckwagon
Well-Known Member
Disney cracking down on people abusing DAS seems like a good thing all around to me, including for people who actually need DAS.
Oh no doubt. But 2 things can be true at once.
You extracted a few words, the complete paragraph above.
The extremely wealthy might appreciate a completely hands off approach to planning. The rest of the clients might not have known that some of the services are offered by Disney for free. They might have been lead to think the price for G+ was higher then it is
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