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Alex · 06-27-2011, 07:40 AM

No, they apparently no long physically print your picture on the AP. They still take your picture (and it displays on the turnstile monitor when you come in) but it isn't on the AP itself.

At least I assume there was nothing special about us (at the AP processing center the guy specifically pointed it out as not being an error when he gave us our permanent passes).

But this means that at regular cash registers they have no photo evidence that you own the AP. I wasn't universally asked for photo ID every time I used it with a purchase but it did happen twice (Blue Ribbon and whatever they're calling Tomorrowland Terrace now), which is twice more than than I want it to happen.

06-27-2011, 07:40 AM	#1
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	No, they apparently no long physically print your picture on the AP. They still take your picture (and it displays on the turnstile monitor when you come in) but it isn't on the AP itself. At least I assume there was nothing special about us (at the AP processing center the guy specifically pointed it out as not being an error when he gave us our permanent passes). But this means that at regular cash registers they have no photo evidence that you own the AP. I wasn't universally asked for photo ID every time I used it with a purchase but it did happen twice (Blue Ribbon and whatever they're calling Tomorrowland Terrace now), which is twice more than than I want it to happen.
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