Pete's return and his appropriate rant.....

[TheMaxRebo]

Surely many guests would have problems with WDW security searching their cars when entering property. I have no experience with this in NYC but this seems really invasive.

I agree. I cannot imagine how long it would take to search every car coming on property. Plus are you going through all bags and everything in the car?

Clearly it wasn't a perfectly worked out idea

I was just thinking if there was a way for people that are staying on site to be checked once and then they are good their entire time on property it would be an added benefit of staying onsite and obviously less time to go through screening etc and could add to that feeling of leaving the real world behind you once on property

 

[Mouse Ear]

Is this inconvenient? Absolutely.

Will guests complain? Absolutely.

Will this save a life? Very likely.

I say it's worth it, for sure.

 

[Hunterr]

I have been to Universal and found their system to be very efficient. I have actually had a few friendly security guard. We took my Dad over their for dinner and the security guard joked with him. He had spare change in his pocket he had to take out. The security guard joked that he was paying for dinner. So it depends on the person

As for Disney I think that the random was going to get them in trouble at some point. Better to check everybody just to be fair

Universal has the benefit of being all in one self contained place for coming and going.

It's certainly do-able for the parks to do a similar system, but thats a lot of money to spend for a LOT of locations.

The theme parks will definitely have it, but i just dont ever see it going that way for the hotels, Disney Springs, etc.