Could be. I get dinged for my eyeglass case. If I take it out, no problem whatsoever. I used to walk through holding my case open at WDW (here in DC, I pretty much have to open it anywhere I go) and security told me I don't need to do that part, lol.
The security people told me the metal coil/hinge where the eyeglass case opens/closes was the issue on it. When I had a fabric case, it wasn't an issue. Not sure why that little coil would set stuff off but it did!
Did you try walking through without carrying anything, including your bag. to see if there still was an issue?After being stopped every single time I entered a park and being told each and every time that I needed to remove my eyeglass case and camera (had already done that), I had enough. When re-entering Epcot at a very quiet time and being screened again, I had the security guard remove everything "suspect" from my Baggallini and left the items with him and my husband. I walked through the scanner again and yep--it went off.
We then removed everything from the bag--ding, ding, ding--went off again. No one has an answer why this bag (pictured in my avatar) continues to sound the alarm. They say that it is my chest area raising the machine hackles. The bag has a zipper in the crossover portion of the strap which would be in that area. There are also heavy metal rings that allow for adjustment. Security said no, that wouldn't cause it--no resolution for me unless I ditch my favorite park bag ever!
I have resigned myself to additional screening and listening to the same spiel each and every time--"it is your eyeglass case" or "it is your camera"--I gave up removing them because it makes no difference.
After being stopped every single time I entered a park and being told each and every time that I needed to remove my eyeglass case and camera (had already done that), I had enough. When re-entering Epcot at a very quiet time and being screened again, I had the security guard remove everything "suspect" from my Baggallini and left the items with him and my husband. I walked through the scanner again and yep--it went off.
We then removed everything from the bag--ding, ding, ding--went off again. No one has an answer why this bag (pictured in my avatar) continues to sound the alarm. They say that it is my chest area raising the machine hackles. The bag has a zipper in the crossover portion of the strap which would be in that area. There are also heavy metal rings that allow for adjustment. Security said no, that wouldn't cause it--no resolution for me unless I ditch my favorite park bag ever!
I have resigned myself to additional screening and listening to the same spiel each and every time--"it is your eyeglass case" or "it is your camera"--I gave up removing them because it makes no difference.
I totally understand your frustration, I loathe being pulled aside. I got pulled aside because I had my umbrella straight out in front (cause at previous park that’s how I was instructed to hold it going thru) and as I went to walk thru security guy yelled at me to hold above my head, so I moved my arm up. Then he told to go to the side and next time not to move my arm. 
I was not happy. 
I wish my clothes had deep pockets like my DH’s does, I’d never need a purse at Disney then. Why can’t the fashion industry make women’s clothing with more useable pockets?! And (while I’m on my soap box) why can’t they make pants for us using the waist & length like they do for men?! I mean, some of us short (5’ here), some of us are tall and a petite or tall label doesn’t always cut it. Sorry, off my box now.
Check out Betabrand pants. They have a bunch with multiple deep pockets, and they have several the inseam lengths for each style. I love them!It’s hard see in your pic but it looks like there maybe metal on the strap, maybe it’s that.
There is some pin trading happening. There are boards around the parks and resorts you can trade on, but it works a bit differently. You take the pin you want to trade, remove the back, put it in a small bucket, and then they'll give you the pin off the board. At least that is how it worked when we were there earlier in the summer.
No question that it's more full than when it was just the dessert buffet, but it is significantly less crowded than the shoulder to shoulder crowds outside the area. At least it was for us on a couple of really busy park days 2 weeks ago.
Does your bag have RFID blocking in one of the compartment? I have a baggallini that has that and wonder if that might be the reason.After being stopped every single time I entered a park and being told each and every time that I needed to remove my eyeglass case and camera (had already done that), I had enough. When re-entering Epcot at a very quiet time and being screened again, I had the security guard remove everything "suspect" from my Baggallini and left the items with him and my husband. I walked through the scanner again and yep--it went off.
We then removed everything from the bag--ding, ding, ding--went off again. No one has an answer why this bag (pictured in my avatar) continues to sound the alarm. They say that it is my chest area raising the machine hackles. The bag has a zipper in the crossover portion of the strap which would be in that area. There are also heavy metal rings that allow for adjustment. Security said no, that wouldn't cause it--no resolution for me unless I ditch my favorite park bag ever!
I have resigned myself to additional screening and listening to the same spiel each and every time--"it is your eyeglass case" or "it is your camera"--I gave up removing them because it makes no difference.
I'm not the poster, and have a different type of bag, but I have one with RFID blocking in a compartment and a wallet with RFID blocking and have never set off the scanner. I generally pick bags with plastic adjustments and zippers though, and don't keep anything in the bag in metal compartments (like mint containers, use soft sided glasses cases if I have one with me, plastic carrying case for multi-use straws that came with a metal case but I didn't want it setting off the scanner). I set off the scanner coming to and from dinner at CR because my purse had a metal adjuster on it, the guards didn't think that could set it off, but nothing else was metal on or in my bag but that. Even if they don't think that's what set it off it doesn't mean that's not what did it.
), I went on a long bike ride the day after we checked out. So my pal had a package of spare brake pads he’d thrown in his bag on the way out the door. It ended up being the culprit for enhanced checks at all four parks, because he’s stubborn and wouldn’t hold it out or something.
