The Dumbo Ride

[chartle]

i don't think so because entering the parks is effectively giving consent.

I think the implied consent is between you and Disney not you and everyone else.

But anyway even if the people you are taking pics of are in a "public" place, if you can easily identify them and/or they are the main focus of the picture, you may need a model release.

When I was more into photography years ago I remember reading something about this and it was a very grey area. It was one of those intent kind of things.

I'm not a lawyer, I don't even play one on TV.

 

[catne]

Wow, you'd get a big "no" from me on this one. Not sure I'd call it "creepy", but allowing a photographer to use my image to sell services: no way!

Find some friends or relatives that would allow this, and get them to ride behind you if you must do this.

 

[dskib]

So just bring your family with you and take pictures of them.

Deb