I'm confused as to how they haven't figured out how to charge people accordingly for parking. When you drive in at the kiosk, are they not checking MB's or asking people if they have ADR's? I would think if you have an MB, they could scan it to see if you have a resort reservation or an ADR. If you don't have an MB and are visiting from offsite for an ADR, couldn't they pull up the name on the reservation? I think to really crack down on this, they are going to have to limit parking to those with resort reservations or ADR's and then, perhaps, for the people with ADR's, they will have to show their dining receipts when they leave? Or they need to implement some type of "parking garage" protocol where if you don't pay, you don't leave. Or designate resort parking and a separate ADR area so you couldn't park your car in the ADR area and then leave it for a week? I think it's kind of odd that they implemented the overnight parking fees for resort guests but didn't figure out how to actually enforce them. I've stayed at countless non-WDW resorts with parking fees and they seem to have this down. It's not rocket science and pretty standard industry practice. The last time we were at BWI, I noticed a camera upon driving in that looked like it was situated to take pictures of everyone's license plates. I really thought they were keeping tabs on people that way - I was obviously wrong!!