Interesting Fine Print I Found

drcorey · Post by **drcorey** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 12:32 am

one thing caught my eye today when I renewed my AP.

Entry into the Disneyland® Resort constitutes consent for Disney to use any film, video or reproduction of image and/or voice of an Annual Passholder for any purpose whatsoever without any payment to the Annual Passholder.

so, basicly, if you are a entertaining person, Disney can use anything you do on thier property as they see fit?

also, I heard Push now likes to sneak up on people and bump into them.
so now you really have to be ready for when Push comes to shove... :D:

smart1hermione · Post by **smart1hermione** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 12:44 am

drcorey wrote:one thing caught my eye today when I renewed my AP.

Entry into the Disneyland® Resort constitutes consent for Disney to use any film, video or reproduction of image and/or voice of an Annual Passholder for any purpose whatsoever without any payment to the Annual Passholder.

so, basicly, if you are a entertaining person, Disney can use anything you do on thier property as they see fit?

also, I heard Push now likes to sneak up on people and bump into them.
so now you really have to be ready for when Push comes to shove... :D:

Why have I never seen Push!??!

And I think that's more for when they film promotional things, stuff for Disney Channel/ABC, even things like Soarin'.

Big Wallaby · Post by **Big Wallaby** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 6:09 am

Same fine print on all tickets here at Disney World. I don't think they use it often, but they can.

SRT_GB · Post by **SRT_GB** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 8:47 am

drcorey wrote:Entry into the Disneyland® Resort constitutes consent for Disney to use any film, video or reproduction of image and/or voice of an Annual Passholder for any purpose whatsoever without any payment to the Annual Passholder.

I first noticed this on the back of my ticket sometime around 1993. So yeah, it's been there a while. I agree with BW - they don't use it often but they can. They're not going take a close-up shot of your face and put it on the back of the guide map or in TV spots (those people are paid for that, I'm sure), but they could take a video with you walking in the background and use that for Cast TV or training videos, for example. I think this clause also releases them from liability with on-ride photos like at Splash Mountain, and it allows them to display "sample" photos at those shope to encourage people to buy them.

drcorey · Post by **drcorey** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 9:25 am

well, next time I am there I will wear my full benedictine habit.
and see if I end up anywhere, wonder how many benedictine monks go to Disneyland. hmm, now, if I can get a dance with a princess, that may do it.
or just getting down to ava maria on main street...
ratz, it's a coke place, I wanted to ask for a pope secola. :D:

GRUMPY PIRATE · Post by **GRUMPY PIRATE** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 11:35 am

drcorey wrote:well, next time I am there I will wear my full benedictine habit.
and see if I end up anywhere, wonder how many benedictine monks go to Disneyland. hmm, now, if I can get a dance with a princess, that may do it.
or just getting down to ava maria on main street...
ratz, it's a coke place, I wanted to ask for a pope secola. :D:

Hmm, VERY old joke!!

hehehehehee

BRWombat · Post by **BRWombat** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 1:26 pm

SRT_GB wrote:I first noticed this on the back of my ticket sometime around 1993. So yeah, it's been there a while. I agree with BW - they don't use it often but they can. They're not going take a close-up shot of your face and put it on the back of the guide map or in TV spots (those people are paid for that, I'm sure), but they could take a video with you walking in the background and use that for Cast TV or training videos, for example. I think this clause also releases them from liability with on-ride photos like at Splash Mountain, and it allows them to display "sample" photos at those shope to encourage people to buy them.

It's even broader than that... Disney is just protecting themselves from SG's who might recognize themselves in any picture or vid taken in the parks, even way in the background, and sue because their image was used without permission. Without this disclaimer, Disney would have to track down every person in a photo they wanted to use for any reason and get their permission, or blur everyone beyond recognition.

Big Wallaby · Post by **Big Wallaby** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 5:53 pm

BRWombat wrote:Without this disclaimer, Disney would have to track down every person in a photo they wanted to use for any reason and get their permission, or blur everyone beyond recognition.

There's what I was trying and failed to say earlier.

Plus, it's always so neat backstage to see pictures of Cast Members interacting with guests... I can't imagine not seeing that.

I am experiencing a typing dyselxia. Therefore, I am leaving now.

DisneyMom · Post by **DisneyMom** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 8:51 pm

Hehe, I'm sure my picture has already been used to train CM's-
This, Trainee CM's, is a Pin Addict. She will follow you around until you show her your Pin Lanyard. Especially fond of Stitch Pins. Irritating but otherwise Harmless.....

felinefan · Post by **felinefan** » Mon Jun 16, 2008 11:27 pm

It would be great if they could catch SGs being SGs, and use that as evidence when a CM gets assaulted/threatened, or a character gets punched, etc.. Then they can say "You broke the rules, we have proof, no, you're not getting the tape, get out and stay out, or we'll sue your ass off."

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