Originally Posted By vbdad55 <The one thing I like about this idea is that you don't have to carry your own camera around. That is always cumbersome for me and I worry more about taking pictures/protecting the camera than just enjoying the experience. < This is so true-- If I bring one of my good camera's I am always concerned about it ( especially like on Kali Rapids etc -- and if I bring a lesser camera I usually am not as happy with the pix -- -- Interesting to see what the ACLU take is on camera's all over the park monitoring movement...I have no issue with it and like it...but some will complain, no doubt
Originally Posted By itsme >>This is so true-- If I bring one of my good camera's I am always concerned about it ( especially like on Kali Rapids etc ---- I have a neoprene sock that fits over my camera, while it wont help if submerged a little shower wont bother it.
Originally Posted By wahooskipper The deal with the cameras all over the park, as I understood it, was that you would have to register in advance and get some kind of gizmo that would tell the cameras to snap the pictures. I don't think they cameras just snap pictures throughout the day. But, I suspect there ARE security cameras throughout the pakr monitoring movement and you just can't see them. I know they are on certain rides...like the People Mover.
Originally Posted By JHelba I think the photo passes are GREAT, for two reasons, 1. I get my picture taken with my wife by a professional and don't have to bother anyone or have an off center shot like the one we got totally off center cutting off the entire castle, and 2. they'll take pics with your camera too if you ask them and that's FREE. We got dozens.
