
Surprised Disneyland wasn’t doing this already?
L.A. Times
2013/01/08 22:46:15
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Workers at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure Park took photos of visitors entering the parks Tuesday as part of a new effort to crack down on abuse of multi-day tickets.
The process of photographing guests--including children--delayed visitors getting into the park by about 45 minutes, according to park-goers. "They delayed literally thousands of people in line to do this process," said Bob Shoberg, a San Jose resident who visited Disneyland with his wife, daughters, in-laws and grandchildren. Disneyland officials denied that guests suffered significant delays.

The process of photographing guests--including children--delayed visitors getting into the park by about 45 minutes, according to park-goers. "They delayed literally thousands of people in line to do this process," said Bob Shoberg, a San Jose resident who visited Disneyland with his wife, daughters, in-laws and grandchildren. Disneyland officials denied that guests suffered significant delays.

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Cal 2013/01/09 04:16:57No


















Soon it will be body scans and physical searches all to make us "safer".
Not that it really matters, since I haven't been to the parks since I was a real little kid and have no wish to go now.