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Just a side note to add about scanning the wristband for a ride's fastpass line or entry into a park: it's a two step process where you put a finger on a finge
by mcphilip 12y ago
Just a side note to add about scanning the wristband for a ride's fastpass line or entry into a park: it's a two step process where you put a finger on a finger print scanner and then move on to scanning the wristband. If both are successful, you're let in.
Oddly enough, the fidelity of the fingerprint scans wasn't high enough to read 2 of our party's members, so it was an slightly annoying process having to wait for a supervisor to come over and officially clear them.
The process was seemless for the rest of the party (i.e. 10 people).
- joeriel 12y agoIIRC, the finger print scan was only for entry into the park, not for Fastpass lines. I was just there at the end of December, but it is all kind of hazy now.
- joezydeco 12y agoDisney has been putting biometrics on park tickets for a while now to prevent people from selling their unused admission days on the open market and stop the sharing of annual passes.