So much of this is lawyer driven as well.
I just read that Disney is going to inspect every room at their resorts each day. The Do Not Disturb signs have been replaced with Occupied or some such. This is an obvious knee jerk reaction to what happened in Las Vegas and is a result of lawyers. If someone wants to repeat Las Vegas at Disney, they will just fill up the room when they arrive or the day they wish to start the attack. The maid "inspecting" the room is not going to stop an event.
Furthermore this just means there will be more thefts from the staff. It also implies that the staff will be search rooms, drawers, and suitcases. If not, what is the point? If they are going to do this, I can see the lawsuits happening.
For years now, Disney has been searching bags, back packs, strollers, etc when one enters the parks which has caused huge lines and masses of people waiting in line for the search. Kinda ironic that the searches have made people MORE vulnerable to attack. This year, to make it "safer," Disney added metal detectors so there are now two security lines one has to pass through before finally getting into a final line to get into the park.
What the three lines have done is made for a huge mass of people contained in small areas at the entrance to each park. This is such an obvious target...
The best spin I can put on this is that Disney has done the math and figure that an attack in the mass of people at the entrance would result in less casualties than a bomb on a ride such as space mountain. :confused3: Certainly the blast will be out in the open vs confined which should minimize losses but I really wonder. I can easily think of ways to make that assumption false.
Tower of Terror does not scare me, well not much, :laughing::laughing::laughing: but standing in the mass of people waiting to get into the park makes me more the nervous.
But Disney's lawyers can say hey we tried.
Later,
Dan
