Couldn't more than one person use the same park pass in one day?

[jaye614]

If someone went into the park with a pass and left, what would stop someone else from using the same pass to get into the park themselves later in the day? I don't always get my hand stamped after leaving one park (line may be too long or I don't believe I will be coming back to parks) so I'm sure you could always explain why you have no stamp.

 

[Shells9]

Biometric finger scans....

 

[Dana49]

No stamp, no entry. Once the pass has been used that day, the person has to have the stamp for re-entry. AP's use the finger scan so that's a no-brainer. Excuses abound, but none are accepted.

 

[jaye614]

I've not been stamped more than I have.

 

[safetymom]

If they don't see a stamp they can refuse entry. Not much arguing with that. If you think you are going back to a park then you need to get a hand stamp.

 

[CarolA]

I have seen them deny people who don't have hand stamps. I suggest you START getting them.

The fact that Disney has started using finger scans for several ticket types indicates to me that you may have these for everything eventually just because of this abuse. For a long time only AP and Seasonal passes were finger scanned. Now the Military passes and I think some of the international passes are finger scanned.

 

[gschmerl]

I always have my hand stamped when I leave a park, but I've never had it checked when I've re-entered!

 

[webmomom]

We always get the hand stamp. I would rather get the stamp and be safe than not get one and try to come in and be stopped. The lines run fast. After all you have stood in line all day waiting for a ride and to be safe a couple more minutes makes no difference.

 

[aurora19]

I've had days were my handstamp was checked and days when it wasn't. I think it depends on the CM's at the gate - but when they are checking handstamps - if you don't have one, they won't let you in - no matter what the excuse...