Lost question

[Minnesota]

Hi again,

I had 2 questions I was going to ask but I can only remember one right at the moment, my brain must be too full of Organic Chem. I'll post the other when I remember it. As for the one, I am planning on putting tags on my camera and such that I am bringing into the parks with my name and address incase (heaven forbid) I loose one it stands a better chance at getting back to me. My question is however, this year the room reservation is in my name I alternate with my best friend on who books it. Sy I, loose my camera and they look at the name to find where to go with it. This year my name will come up with a room reservation but what about next year? Should I put my friends name on it too? Since WDW now puts each name on tickets do I need to or will they still find me? Obviously I would check with Lost and Found at the park first but what if I loose it on a bus or monorail?

A strange question I know. I have never lost anything in 6 trips but I figured it only has to happen once to mess up a vacation and I really should lable my camera anyway.

Minnesota

 

[bleeps]

I think that as long as you clearly label your things, and are able to describe to Disney CMs your label, it won't matter about whose name your hotel reservation is in. I'm not sure that they are proactive with their lost and found (maybe someone else has had experience?) but the bottom line is that if you report the lost item and can say how it was labelled, that would be all that mattered (if, indeed, your item was found and turned in).

Personally, I label things with my email address and NOT my name or home address, just as an added security measure....

 

[Minnesota]

Personally, I label things with my email address and NOT my name or home address, just as an added security measure....

I like that idea. Since I have my school e-mail for life I could use that one for the tags. I may still add my (or a name from my original question) name though, incase they are proactive in returning items.
Thanks,
Minnesota