THIS^ They don't want to be ground zero for this in Orlando and want those involved to move on. If they truly were trying to stop something, prevent something, be an active participant in the process ... they would be investing in equipment and actually doing something ... other than ruining some guests trips. They don't actually want to catch anyone, imagine the PR.
Disney is a popular destination for "bad people" from both sides where no one would notice them due to the nature of the "family resort". It's been part of the news forefront and not for years. The state has attempted to get legislation in place to put pressure on hotels, but it fails. People don't want to talk about it.
Bottom line, will you not go because this might be happening there? It could be happening anywhere you stay. Any hotel, any town but especially in towns with problems.
It likely will not impact you. The only impact will be if you get the "security checks". So the best thing you can do right now it make choices that might help reduce security checks, like getting housekeeping, maybe not pick up voicemails, maybe being firm during your day breaks (two days we did not let them in and there was no penalty) if you take them. And if you are not happy or made uncomfortable go to the front desk and ask for the manager on duty - and for some write corporate. All the complaints in the world on here, mean nothing.
