disneydentist
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Enjoy it while you can.
Here's my email to Disney:
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3245463&page=50
My family and I have been visiting Disney at least annually since the
early 1990s with several visits before that dating back to the first
year the Magic Kingdom was open.
We've taken advantage of FastPass since it's inauguration and had a
chance to use FastPass+ during Easter week this year.
The system that people are describing in the above linked thread seems
to put many of us at a great disadvantage. A cursory reading will show
that the system can apparently be spoofed by purchasing or otherwise
obtaining extra Magic Bands and then getting extra same day Fastpasses.
Now, I do not claim to be an IT professional but it seems to me that
there should be a way to stop this. Perhaps by making sure that only
accounts that have been used to enter the park that day can get same day
FastPasses? This worked well with older admission media and the
original Fastpass system.
We will be visiting again during Easter week of 2015. We don't expect
anything more than anyone else but certainly don't want to see wait
times inflated by others who are gaming the system.
And their (next day) response:
Thank you for contacting the Walt Disney World® Resort. Some of our
guests will always test our system to see if there is a wrinkle they can
exploit. We expect this, and the issues you describe are already known
to us. As we go forward with rolling out the magic bands these types of
issues will be addressed, and I expect for something to be put in place
just as you say.
Should you have additional questions, please contact us again by
replying to this e-mail.
Note their choice of words: "exploit".
Here's my email to Disney:
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3245463&page=50
My family and I have been visiting Disney at least annually since the
early 1990s with several visits before that dating back to the first
year the Magic Kingdom was open.
We've taken advantage of FastPass since it's inauguration and had a
chance to use FastPass+ during Easter week this year.
The system that people are describing in the above linked thread seems
to put many of us at a great disadvantage. A cursory reading will show
that the system can apparently be spoofed by purchasing or otherwise
obtaining extra Magic Bands and then getting extra same day Fastpasses.
Now, I do not claim to be an IT professional but it seems to me that
there should be a way to stop this. Perhaps by making sure that only
accounts that have been used to enter the park that day can get same day
FastPasses? This worked well with older admission media and the
original Fastpass system.
We will be visiting again during Easter week of 2015. We don't expect
anything more than anyone else but certainly don't want to see wait
times inflated by others who are gaming the system.
And their (next day) response:
Thank you for contacting the Walt Disney World® Resort. Some of our
guests will always test our system to see if there is a wrinkle they can
exploit. We expect this, and the issues you describe are already known
to us. As we go forward with rolling out the magic bands these types of
issues will be addressed, and I expect for something to be put in place
just as you say.
Should you have additional questions, please contact us again by
replying to this e-mail.
Note their choice of words: "exploit".