Disney is envisioning a theme park where lines for rides and cash for treats are unne

[maggs1035]

Originally Posted by tjkraz

Resort guests and passholders will be able to schedule ride times in advance. Others will have to wait until they arrive in the parks. Remains to be seen what impact this has on availability of FPs.

My sense is that if you arrive early, there will still be ample opportunity to get FPs for all attractions. But the supply may be exhausted earlier in the day due to the advance reservations.

But even that may not come to pass. Disney can tinker with the number of total FPs issued. If they want to offer 10% more, 25% more or 50% more FPs for any given attraction than they do today, they can. Only real impact will be slower-moving standby lines.

We are going in the beginning of May, so it's not a high peak time!

[dis-happy]

Originally Posted by tjkraz

Every RFID purchase requires entry of a pin code. Disney toyed with a $50 minimum for these transactions but has since changed to all purchases.

As of 3 days ago (when we left wdw) this wasn't the case. In fact I asked about using the pin and was told it needed a $50. minimum.

[Tony NY]

I’m on the fence on this one. heres why after a friend showed me this video..
http://kstp.com/news/stories/s2784168.shtml

I hope that Disney Dose not store my Credit Card on this wrist band if so i just want my keys to the kingdom card . this way I still have to show my ID to charge stuff ..

[DizCaptain]

Originally Posted by Tony NY

I’m on the fence on this one. heres why after a friend showed me this video..
http://kstp.com/news/stories/s2784168.shtml

I hope that Disney Dose not store my Credit Card on this wrist band if so i just want my keys to the kingdom card . this way I still have to show my ID to charge stuff ..

Pretty sure if its on the wrist band it'll have Disney's own unique encryption, meaning it'll be your card number but its masked into Disney's system which would require the reader to have the code or for the person skimming to know it or be able to crack it (in which case they work for Disney or are really good with computers and sequencing).

[tjkraz]

Originally Posted by dis-happy

As of 3 days ago (when we left wdw) this wasn't the case. In fact I asked about using the pin and was told it needed a $50. minimum.

The pin code mandate for all transactions went into effect on January 8.