Wrist straps to secure your pass in would cool. I am always a little scared of losing a lanyard, especially since I know they often have a clasp at the back that detaches easily.
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I also must say that the lockers appeared very responsive. Scanners picked up the barcode immediately and locker door immediately sprang open.
I could actually make something quite similar to that band at work, might be worth a shot before I go so I don't have to worry about losing my ticket.
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Some time back, they had one bank of these lockers in use at MiB, this was back before they rearranged the lockers there. At that time, they used wrist bands (just paper ones that you would get at an event/fair) but I could never find out where one could get a wrist band so I never got to try them.
The thing about using your park ticket, as has been brought up, what do folks who use their phone as entrance media? I think it has been suggested that having your ticket media on your phone could expand someday to pass holders, but even today, if folks are able to have their tickets on a phone, I would think they would have to come up with something.
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I took a survey at the park last week that had a bunch of questions about wristbands. So i think its safe to say theyre making that change
Went looking around. It was Sept 2013 when I saw the lockers being tested at MiB. I can't find the pic I had of them ( the one I had posted I had deleted from photobucket when i needed room, but here is a reply I had gotten about them back then (in the misc refurbs area here)
I think they were called VIP lockers back then, no clue what they charged while testing, but the week I was there, they were only at MiB. I assume the comment about IOA was that the wrist bands wouldn't hold up on water rides.
I think they were called VIP lockers back then, no clue what they charged while testing, but the week I was there, they were only at MiB. I assume the comment about IOA was that the wrist bands wouldn't hold up on water rides.
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Here's hoping it's just a simple change of putting together your park ticket, express pass, and maybe room key in one place. Then just redoing the entrances to the parks and other necessities. It doesn't need to be overly complicated for average guests :shifty:
BTW the locker sign is not long for this world
Well too large @BriMan? Native is 2.31Mb Sorry it is a brave new world
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Omg no way! Just rode hulk again. Glass smooth! Either the issue is fixed entirely, or there were certain trains that had issues and still do maybe. On another note, Launch tunnel has no added effects unfortunately.. But there are some amazing looking spotlights added to the top of the station!
This is something that should be the "This is why we can't have Nice Things" thread; alongside this one..as why the hell would you sit on something like that?!
When there's no available seating in the immediate area, people will sit almost anywhere. Not that they should, but it's just a sad fact of life at this point.
People are lazy IMO. I see constant complaints about Disney getting rid of benches in the parks, as a reason to get a scooter.
I sit plenty on the rides, on the plane, in the car, waiting at the airport.
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Just put a few pointy things on top of the sign. Nothing dangerous, just uncomfortable 
Hehe, I understand.
It did not appear to be a tour group, from what I could see.
Re: the locker system - as @anihilnation mentioned, they are indeed very responsive (better than the fingerprints because I always have trouble with fingerprints). If you have a clear pouch that you put your ticket/AP in, you don't even have to take it out to scan it, as long as the barcode is visible. Just make sure to remember what station you were at because you do have to go back to that particular station (e.g., Locker Station 9) to retrieve your items.
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Oh man, questions like would you enjoy a wearable pass. And this totally horrible question about if you would want to book a fast ride on rides exactly like disney does. Another cool question was if you would use lockers with charging stations inside of them.
