FastPass Policy 'Change'?

[raidermatt]

I've counted up to 4 (count 'em, 4) separate reported "incidents" in the past 3 weeks.

Not exactly a "trend."

Over the years I've heard CMs say things like the incidents described. Few and far between, but it has happened. I've even had a return FP CM "scold" me for coming back late (but he let us in).

My guess is these are simply CMs who feel this way:

Someone on an earlier version of this thread said it was because most disers are horribly afraid that someone, somewhere, is getting away with something

 

[MouseEarsForAll]

All I asked if it was a rumor, I wasn't trying to start something. Just a concern question, is all.

 

[2Tiggies]

I've even had a return FP CM "scold" me for coming back late (but he let us in).

We've never had a problem, but last year we had a FP from around noon that we hadnt used for Splash Mountain. We had gone back to the resort to swim and then returned to MK that evening and used it. The CM at the entrance looked at them and asked if we'd fallen asleep

 

[doconeill]

I've counted up to 4 (count 'em, 4) separate reported "incidents" in the past 3 weeks.

Not exactly a "trend."

Sure, it's not enough data to plot a trend, but when you include all the zeros for past data, it's quite a steep slope It's just that these reports have popped up in the last few weeks whereas there generally were NO reports of CMs announcing such things, along with the reported "tests". But I still have yet to see anyone refused as a matter of policy, even with the increase in these "announcements".