Where does Disney send line-cutters?

[kay1864]

If someone jumps into the FP line for Space or BTMRR, and then gets caught at the second FP scan...where do the CMs send them? The chicken exit I guess?

(Imagine waiting 20+ minutes for Space, jumping the line, then getting sent to the end of the line, realizing they now have to wait all over again...)

 

[SaintsManiac]

In my personal experience they don't do anything.

 

[mom2rtk]

Some rides aren't even using a second check point any more.

 

[wilkeliza]

If they get caught they get sent back to the front either through the exit or being told to walk back and get in the standby line. The system is built so that a CM can allow you through check point 1 and mark you so that check point 2 lets you through but some people will try to tell the CM they were allowed in by CM 1 because of an issue etc so the CM just lets them through. Sometimes the second touch point is broken so they don't use it so it is kind of up to the individual to police themselves.

 

[lugnut33]

I actually saw two girls get caught at the second check point on Space Mountain.

 

[mom2rtk]

I actually saw two girls get caught at the second check point on Space Mountain.

My faith has been restored!

 

[KaSe]

If someone jumps into the FP line for Space or BTMRR, and then gets caught at the second FP scan...where do the CMs send them? The chicken exit I guess?

On a continuous, 4-hour loop of It's a Small World.

 

[Allison]

I have seen them get turned around to go back the direction they came from.

 

[kayemgi]

On a continuous, 4-hour loop of It's a Small World.

Haha, I was going to be even meaner and say a never-ending loop of Stitch's Great Escape!

 

[Jadyreen1282]

Haha, I was going to be even meaner and say a never-ending loop of Stitch's Great Escape!

That would be banishment to oblivion.

 

[KaSe]

Haha, I was going to be even meaner and say a never-ending loop of Stitch's Great Escape!

HaHaha!! I'd say either one works. *Shudder*

 

[yulilin3]

I've seen plenty of people get turned around at BTM, unfortunately they are doing away with the second scanner at some attraction to alleviate guests wait times.

 

[wilkeliza]

I've seen plenty of people get turned around at BTM, unfortunately they are doing away with the second scanner at some attraction to alleviate guests wait times.

That excuse makes no sense as there is barely any additional wait with the 2nd scanner. It is just there to verify you actually had a fastpass. The only place I can see it working would be places where the stand by line is not near the FP line.

 

[Robo]

I've seen plenty of people get turned around at BTM, unfortunately they are doing away with the second scanner at some attraction

to alleviate guests wait times.

Nope.
It's to save $$$ for $hanghai.

 

[mom2rtk]

That excuse makes no sense as there is barely any additional wait with the 2nd scanner. It is just there to verify you actually had a fastpass. The only place I can see it working would be places where the stand by line is not near the FP line.

I'm guessing they no longer wanted to staff that second spot.

 

[yulilin3]

I'm guessing they no longer wanted to staff that second spot.

but the second post is still staffed though...they just tell you to keep moving

 

[mom2rtk]

but the second post is still staffed though...they just tell you to keep moving

So much for that theory.

 

[cincystamper]

Saw a family turned away in the Soarin' FP+ line at the second checkpoint. They had to turn around and walk back out the way they came to rejoin the standby line at the end.

 

[PeasandCarrots]

In my personal experience they don't do anything.

That is my experience too. Most rides now have stopped using the second checkpoint. A friend recently complained about the number of line-jumpers and the CM told them they couldn't do anything about it because the customer is always right & gave her more FPs to pacify her.

 

[jeffg4]

I've never seen Disney do anything to flagrant line jumpers. A guest would need to physically restrain them, and that rarely happens.