A step in the right direction, because some of the cast members who were supposed to be watching guests exit the park (at least the day I left DCA to cross over to DL) were just chatting with each other and NOT stopping guests to stamp their hands. So, you get all the way to the DL entrance (halfway thru your day’s visit on a park hopper ticket) and the CM there won’t let us in. I had to show her pictures on my phone of the three of us taken over in the other park to prove we’d already been in one park and were coming now to the other. At least I had that. If I hadn’t any pics of us on my phone we would have had to go back and get the lazy DCA CMs (teens) to do their job properly. This was on July 3rd. I figured they didn’t stop us to stamp our hands so maybe we didn’t need it to be done (I’m more used to the WDW system).
Comments for Disneyland Does Away with Reentry Hand Stamps, Ending a Long Tradition at Walt’s Original Magic Kingdom
Jordan
Why not just put the same fingerprint scanners that are at Disney world?
John
Don’t like the idea Disney having my picture on file? What happens if we say no to photo?
Mike Celestino
I imagine you wouldn’t be allowed entry into the park, but you’ll have to try it to find out!
Victoria
In Florida if you don’t want to use the finger scanners, you can show an ID. I imagine it might be the same over there.
Scott
Your fooling yourself if you think Disney doesn’t have a thousand pictures of you throughout the day while inside the park.
Aladar
Why don’t they just use digital information on the tickets like they do at Disneyland Paris??
Rebecca
A step in the right direction, because some of the cast members who were supposed to be watching guests exit the park (at least the day I left DCA to cross over to DL) were just chatting with each other and NOT stopping guests to stamp their hands. So, you get all the way to the DL entrance (halfway thru your day’s visit on a park hopper ticket) and the CM there won’t let us in. I had to show her pictures on my phone of the three of us taken over in the other park to prove we’d already been in one park and were coming now to the other. At least I had that. If I hadn’t any pics of us on my phone we would have had to go back and get the lazy DCA CMs (teens) to do their job properly. This was on July 3rd. I figured they didn’t stop us to stamp our hands so maybe we didn’t need it to be done (I’m more used to the WDW system).
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