The Return of Flash Mountain

[Sir Clinksalot]

^ I think that may be right,

 

But the seller booths are generally MUCH busier at Disney than they are at other parks, and the CM in the booth may not have the time to look at every photo, which is why it was a seperately staffed position.

 

I also find it funny that Disney seems to be the only park chain that generally doesn't mind about people taking pictures with their camera's/cell-phone's yet still get more people actually buying the pictures than I see at other parks.

 

I mean, the only ride I've seen with some kind of watermark on the picture is Test Track, and even with that you can scan your photopass and download it at home anyway.

[Jew]

^^That's exactly what I am saying. I'm sure giving all the press this has received, the people actually selling/printing the photos will be on "high alert" when browsing the thumbnails...but they aren't going to catch them all.

[Scream162]

^But Guests can still take pictures of themselves being stupid at both the station approach where your log stops on a pop-up brake, where the Owl shows your photo for a few seconds, and also at the viewing screens in the attraction's exit. Both of these locations are way before the actual Owl Photo location where photos are purchased.