Finger Scan Entry System

[Lou... 3,118]

Looks like the finger scan entry system which is actually called the "Ticket Tag System", used at the turnstiles is having issues with some guests that think it's recording and storing their fingerprint in a database, it's not.

It's a bio-metric process, that when the card or ticket is first used, it assigns a numerical value based on a finger scan and stores it on that card or ticket. When you use the card or ticket again, you re-scan your finger, the system comes up with another numerical value, not a finger print, and compares that value to the stored value on the ticket or card. If it's within a certain tolerance, you're in. If it doesn't, it's an issue and you may or may not have to go to plan B. It depends on the CM, how busy it is, etc.

The system doesn't collect fingerprints as it's not recording them in the first place or record any guest info.

If it makes you uncomfortable to have you finger scanned, you can refuse and show the CM a photo ID instead.

[ftwildernessguy 778]

This paranoia is ridiculous. Although one of my jobs in the Army involved implanting mind control devices into peoples' mouths.

[Nicki aka Rebelstand 272]

If you haven't done anything wrong... why are you worried about the finger print storage issue.... just saying.

[Discamper 394]

Lou I read it in the Orlando Sentinel that Disney is collect fingerprints for the NSA and CIA. I would just show my ID

[DaveInTN 3,247]

I just want to get into the park. Scan my finger, take my blood, check my temp...I don't really care. Just get me through the turnstile quickly.

[SCTigerCock 171]

But what if it is a breathalyzer?

1. :panic:

2. :gaah:

3+ :beer:

[Nicki aka Rebelstand 272]

I just want to get into the park. Scan my finger, take my blood, check my temp...I don't really care. Just get me through the turnstile quickly.

so long as they don't want to take it rectally... right? :rofl2:

But what if it is a breathalyzer?

1. :panic:

2. :gaah:

3+ :beer:

are you in trouble again....?

[Lou... 3,118]

Lou I read it in the Orlando Sentinel that Disney is collect fingerprints for the NSA and CIA. I would just show my ID

I think you're kidding, but I'm never sure with you. So in case you're not, the system does not record finger prints.

[mouseketab.....Carol 1,261]

Lou I read it in the Orlando Sentinel that Disney is collect fingerprints for the NSA and CIA. I would just show my ID

Well since the US Government already has my fingerprints, I don't care

[CCIntrigue...aka Gwen 547]

Yep, they have mine too. No, I'm not a criminal. Years ago I worked at Western Electric on a government contract that required a secret security clearance.

[Nicki aka Rebelstand 272]

Yep, they have mine too. No, I'm not a criminal. Years ago I worked at Western Electric on a government contract that required a secret security clearance.

My father worked for Western Electric too. Only he was based in Shreveport......

[CCIntrigue...aka Gwen 547]

My father worked for Western Electric too. Only he was based in Shreveport......

I worked there in Greensboro, NC. When the first SALT treaty was signed, we were all out of our jobs.

[DaveInTN 3,247]

They've had my fingerprints since getting the immigration documents to travel to Russia. For some reason they think my name is Boris now. In any case, we all know the government knows each and every one of us, and if they wanted to they could track every keystroke of your computer or watch your every move from outerspace. But unfortunately my life is so mundane the poor analyst assigned to track me would die of boredom.

[Nicki aka Rebelstand 272]

I worked there in Greensboro, NC. When the first SALT treaty was signed, we were all out of our jobs.

He survived thru till the lucent tech days or att I cant remember but took early retirement to get a pension

[Lou... 3,118]

Let's see:

American residency, finger prints

Naturalization, finger prints

US Passport, finger prints

Portuguese Passport, finger prints

Hired by Disney #1, finger prints

Hired by Disney #2, finger prints

Hired by Disney #3, finger prints

Hired by Disney #4, finger prints

Hired by Disney #5, finger prints

[DaveInTN 3,247]

Let's see:

American residency, finger prints

Naturalization, finger prints

US Passport, finger prints

Portuguese Passport, finger prints

Hired by Disney #1, finger prints

Hired by Disney #2, finger prints

Hired by Disney #3, finger prints

Hired by Disney #4, finger prints

Hired by Disney #5, finger prints

Knowing you, you probably cut off someone else's finger to use.

[Nicki aka Rebelstand 272]

I am pretty sure the government has my finger prints too. I worked in a Shreveport Casino so surely (though I don't remember it) someone took my prints.

Lou, where were you from originally?

[rdancemom... Pam 113]

Well I'm not showing them my id that's for sure. I usually have a camera of some sort with me and I don't need to be labeled a terrorist. :rofl2:

Besides, didn't Lou just say he wouldn't give Barnie Don any info unless OCS asked for it? This smells like a conspiracy to me. Let's see your fingerprints. Who are you and what'd you do with the real Lou?

[Lou... 3,118]

Lou, where were you from originally?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graciosa

[ftwildernessguy 778]

The US Government has been working on a DNA database for at least a decade. The idea that Disney would be using fingerprints for anything is ludicrous, not to mention archaic. For anyone who is nervous about having fingerprints on file with the government, think about this. If they really want to know where you are, all they have to do is wait for you to turn on your GPS or cell phone. To be honest, the government could really care less about most citizens. If Disney were to use fingerprints, it would be for marketing purposes only, although it seems that most criminals seem to run to Disney World, so maybe they would be doing law enforcement a favor. I use a biometric scanner to log into websites on my computer, which is all Disney is using. It's simple and quick.

[Nicki aka Rebelstand 272]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graciosa

Looks pretty. Has a lot of history too.

The US Government has been working on a DNA database for at least a decade. The idea that Disney would be using fingerprints for anything is ludicrous, not to mention archaic. For anyone who is nervous about having fingerprints on file with the government, think about this. If they really want to know where you are, all they have to do is wait for you to turn on your GPS or cell phone. To be honest, the government could really care less about most citizens. If Disney were to use fingerprints, it would be for marketing purposes only, although it seems that most criminals seem to run to Disney World, so maybe they would be doing law enforcement a favor. I use a biometric scanner to log into websites on my computer, which is all Disney is using. It's simple and quick.

My smart phone has GPS? :bugeyes:

:raspberry: :raspberry: :raspberry:

[Lou... 3,118]

Looks pretty. Has a lot of history too.

It's my idea of paradise.

[CCIntrigue...aka Gwen 547]

It's my idea of paradise.

So why did you leave it? (But we're glad you did)

[DaveInTN 3,247]

So why did you leave it? (But we're glad you did)

It's not big enough to have bus routes.

[Lil Lisa 53]

It's not big enough to have bus routes.

:rofl2:

They have my prints too. I dealt blackjack in college.