What do the Seasonal Passes look like?

napnet

napnet

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I'm going to get my Wife and I seasonal AP's this year but wonder what they look like. Are they plastic or cheap? I dont want them to fall apart and am curious how well they stand up to use. I have always had the old paper tickets that seem to stop scanning on the second day.
 
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napnet

napnet

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It would be nice if there were like a credit card or something more perminant. I plan on renewing it every year since we wont be leaving Florida any time soon. I remember APs at Six Flags used to have your picture on them. A Photo would definantly be easier than palm scanning.
 
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Connor002

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I don't know what happens for thoes AP people, but as far as I know, disney uses finger scanning, which involves calculating distance between fingers.
 
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goofyfan13

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The Seasonal and the Annual passes both are the same paper ticket as any normal ticket. The only difference is it has your name, anniversary date, and says annual or seasonal pass on the back of the ticket...
 
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goofyfan13

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napnet said:
A Photo would definantly be easier than palm scanning.
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Yes and no, because all of the tickets now use the biometrics, which as Connor stated is just measuring the length of your fingers, it really doesn't take that long, if you know what your doing...

Connor, We(AP people) have to do the Biometrics too.
 
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Connor002

Connor002

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goofyfan13 said:
it really doesn't take that long, if you know what your doing...
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Which for some is rarely the case. It's amazing how difficult people find it, is it really that hard to put your fingers there for three seconds? :brick:
 
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goofyfan13

goofyfan13

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Connor002 said:
Which for some is rarely the case. It's amazing how difficult people find it, is it really that hard to put your fingers there for three seconds? :brick:
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It must be...
The funny thing, is the instructions are right there, with a giant flashing light and all! :lol:
 
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Rcoaster809

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Yeah, they are the same. The good thing about that is if you lost it, or it gets damaged, all you need to do it go to any ticket booth they will be happy to replace it.
 
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goofyfan13

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