My son had his mask blow off on Jurassic Park at UO a few days before we went to WDW earlier this month. Luckily he caught it so he didn't lose it, and we still got the picture. My personal opinion is that WDW has been way over the top being heavy handed with their ride photo policy to the point of being juvenile about it. No better then some schools that punish the whole class cause one kid acts out, not fair there and not fair here when 99.9% of folks are following the rules and some incidents could have been accidental.
I know first hand how crazy Disney folks can be. Someone on this message board took the time and energy to seek out my home phone number and leave a message telling my wife she is a horrible person.
The anger at which people respond to others is scary.
My girlfriend went on Tower of Tower. We didn't get her photo. Turns out some jerks didn't have their masks on.
Disney's policy is if any one person doesn't have a mask on properly during a ride, then no one on that ride gets a photo. I am absolutely livid at jerks that STILL can't do one simple thing so we can all enjoy the experience as best as possible during this trying time. I hope those guests were reamed for what they did and I wish I could laugh in their face (figurarively at this time) when they find out they can't get the photos & videos of them without masks.
Luckily the Photopass castmember was able to work with me and crop the photo taken on ToT. Just disappointed we can't get the video too because idiot people can't follow basic rules.
/rant
If Disney wanted to manipulate the photos, they should take out the people not wearing masks/not wearing them correctly (so it looks like no one was sitting there to begin with). But, that would probably take some time to do correctly. The other "easier" solution would be to put a mosaic/color over their face. I took a random picture from the web and blocked one person and pixelated another.
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I hear you. I had the same exact problem here back in 2001. I had to create a new login to avoid the lady and also changed our phone number. She has since died.I know first hand how crazy Disney folks can be. Someone on this message board took the time and energy to seek out my home phone number and leave a message telling my wife she is a horrible person.
The anger at which people respond to others is scary.
Ok- first, is the disappointed woman with her arms crossed just mugging for the camera or is that legit?If Disney wanted to manipulate the photos, they should take out the people not wearing masks/not wearing them correctly (so it looks like no one was sitting there to begin with). But, that would probably take some time to do correctly. The other "easier" solution would be to put a mosaic/color over their face. I took a random picture from the web and blocked one person and pixelated another.
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We were just at UO this weekend, and when we got on Jurassic Park we were told we could remove them for that ride. I was just going to pull mine down a bit because it was nice to have fresh air, but glad I did remove it completely because I got a face full of water!
Like a PP said, UO rides are jerky, mine slid down off my nose a few times, on Hagrid's for example.
Great idea!Ok- first, is the disappointed woman with her arms crossed just mugging for the camera or is that legit?
And I was about to say something similar about covering the unmasked faces- just blur their face, or slap a Mickey head on each maskless person. Or even Ezra, Phineas, or Gus hitchin' a ride. Hey Guest, you made a new friend!
The woman in black looks like she's having tons o'fun.
Ok- first, is the disappointed woman with her arms crossed just mugging for the camera or is that legit?
Great idea!
ETA: I have no idea if the lady is upset or not. Just a random picture I grabbed when I googled "Splash Mountain Picture".
That's great. I've seen some of these before- everything from scuba divers to a team of doctors performing surgery on another guest. They even had scrubs on if I'm not mistaken. The lady though, I just thought maybe she was a Six Flags fan.This is a classic "stoneface" Splash Mountain photo found on the Internet. There are manny memes of this where people go down sometimes very elaborate and out of place, like playing chess or whatever. These dudes got a whole Gamecube and are playing Super Smash Bros!
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I believe that TV is fake though.
I like this. I was thinking the pixelated one would be good, but the black hood thing works, also.If Disney wanted to manipulate the photos, they should take out the people not wearing masks/not wearing them correctly (so it looks like no one was sitting there to begin with). But, that would probably take some time to do correctly. The other "easier" solution would be to put a mosaic/color over their face. I took a random picture from the web and blocked one person and pixelated another.
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I know this is crazy but if you can't get your picture because someone not in your party isn't wearing a mask then they should get you a FP for that ride.
That's why I said crazy. I hope it is just a small % of people who are doing it. I was super nervous on RnR & slinky dog that my mask would come off .I thought I read on the DIS years ago....someone was denied the Photopass picture from their first ride on Space Mountain, because someone, not from their party, made an obscene gesture toward the camera. They got an immediate PP for another ride on Space Mountain. However, that still would not have been their first rid.
With the decreased capacity in rides, and the number of people taking off their masks on rides, maybe Disney can't office FP for all who want ride photos.
Complaining about not being able to get a picture from a ride in the middle of a global pandemic really seems to redefine the term 'first world problem'.