Reply #9: I don't know, then. I've never been to Disneyland. Disney World is very well organized. [View All]

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The parking lot flow is amazing to me. They have attendants keeping traffic moving, you have a short walk to a tram that takes you to the front gate of the park, and even the lines are kept moving smoothly. I've gone to elementary school functions and walked further and taken longer to park.

But it's a major corporation that handles tens of thousands of visitors a day. They organize to handle the masses, not the individual, so I'm sure problems occur.

Not sure about the credit card policy, but since you can pay in cash and not with plastic, it's obviously a security issue involving credit cards, and that's the only one I can think of. It used to be illegal to require an ID with a credit card because you were showing a clerk too much information that could be used to verify your identity.

The rule would apply to everyone in your party in case someone else in the party was also authorized to use your card. Maybe. I'm not saying it was a smart rule, I'm just saying that's all I can think of as a security reason. Otherwise they'd have more incentive to take your money right then than to send you to another line. They point of the free ticket is to lure a group into the park, not an individual, and their policy would be more likely to have some on the group leave, so it wouldn't be a way to get them more money. It would more likely result in less money for them over the course of the day.