CampbellzSoup
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just wondering if their really enforcing them or is just a rule that's meant to be broken
Yesterday there was a guy with a giant Ipad tripod that was about 2 times longer than a selfie stick that he attached his Ipad and his Iphone to and proceeded to raise it all the way up and record the whole Voices of Liberty concert at 1:45. There were several CM's who saw him with it and even a security guard and nobody said anything. So he could have been given a special consideration but I would have been highly annoyed had I been sitting behind him.
I don't believe the ban went into effect until July 1st.I saw a girl waking around with one in Future World at Epcot last week.
I don't believe the ban went into effect until July 1st.

I thought i read that they were going to still allow tripods.Yesterday there was a guy with a giant Ipad tripod that was about 2 times longer than a selfie stick that he attached his Ipad and his Iphone to and proceeded to raise it all the way up and record the whole Voices of Liberty concert at 1:45. There were several CM's who saw him with it and even a security guard and nobody said anything. So he could have been given a special consideration but I would have been highly annoyed had I been sitting behind him.
I'm curious (we don't own one) - when security takes one away - do they label it with the person's name or something so they can get back the right one? And then where do they pick it back up again (can't be Guest Relations as that is in the park)?
Tripods are still allowed.I thought i read that they were going to still allow tripods.
just wondering if their really enforcing them or is just a rule that's meant to be broken