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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:15:56 PM EDT
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If you have a valid license to carry and you declare the gun , they offer you a locker to use until you leave the park. Same goes for a knife, license to carry or not. Link? or Source? |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:16:01 PM EDT
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What exactly does "CCW" stand for?
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:17:29 PM EDT
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I dont' get the obsession people have with CCW at WDW or a major theme park if you are that concerned don't go. Its a private property. You could CCW in disney parks in past, because they would only do bag checks, although it was a stupid idea because if you got caught you just ruined the family vacation. There is a pretty significant amount of plain clothes at the park. However after Orlando Pulse Shooting, WDW instituted random Metal Detector checks. Eggsactly.....You never wondered why there are so many people just walking around not riding rides? You ever wonder why there are 5 guys working on somthing, but only 3 know what they are actually doing? Stuff like that man. There is also a huge underground tunnel system in which the tactical teams wait and watch. Tactical teams? Yes...you remember the two man knife teams in Nam? It's the same thing but they don't use knives obviously. they use MP5s and they are equipped with NVGs and IR beacons. The reason is that WDW has a SOP that if there were to be a problem at night they will cut all lights to the theme park and then the Tactical Teams will then be the only ones able to see and they will be able to nuetralize the threat without all of the guest seeing what happens. WDW has a long history of being discrete about not having guests seeing accidents and seeing their Tac Teams make grabs. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:17:58 PM EDT
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I'm here all night folks..... You don't get out of the house much, do you? The joy of owning your own company. 
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:18:22 PM EDT
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What exactly does "CCW" stand for? Concealed Carry of a Weapon other states like Virginia it's a Concealed Handgun License or Concealed Weapons License or Concealed Weapons Permit etc. I think in FL its called a CWL really. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:18:46 PM EDT
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What exactly does "CCW" stand for? Closed Circuit Weaponry. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:20:10 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Concealed Carry of a Weapon other states like Virginia it's a Concealed Handgun License or Concealed Weapons License or Concealed Weapons Permit etc. I think in FL its called a CWL really. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: What exactly does "CCW" stand for? Concealed Carry of a Weapon other states like Virginia it's a Concealed Handgun License or Concealed Weapons License or Concealed Weapons Permit etc. I think in FL its called a CWL really. Yeah I knew what it generally meant, just didn't know exactly what it stood for. In FL its a Concealed Weapons Permit or CWP. Just kinda weird seeing it used as a noun and a verb, doesn't flow right. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:26:28 PM EDT
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Just kinda weird seeing it used as a noun and a verb, doesn't flow right.
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:27:30 PM EDT
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It's the same thing but they don't use knives obviously. they use MP5s and they are equipped with NVGs and IR beacons. The reason is that WDW has a SOP that if there were to be a problem at night they will cut all lights to the theme park and then the Tactical Teams will then be the only ones able to see and they will be able to nuetralize the threat without all of the guest seeing what happens. WDW has a long history of being discrete about not having guests seeing accidents and seeing their Tac Teams make grabs. Someone has to have a live leak video... |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:28:57 PM EDT
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Yeah I knew what it generally meant, just didn't know exactly what it stood for. In FL its a Concealed Weapons Permit or CWP. Just kinda weird seeing it used as a noun and a verb, doesn't flow right.
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What exactly does "CCW" stand for? Concealed Carry of a Weapon other states like Virginia it's a Concealed Handgun License or Concealed Weapons License or Concealed Weapons Permit etc. I think in FL its called a CWL really. Yeah I knew what it generally meant, just didn't know exactly what it stood for. In FL its a Concealed Weapons Permit or CWP. Just kinda weird seeing it used as a noun and a verb, doesn't flow right.
Concealed Weapon or Firearm License. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:29:50 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Concealed Weapon or Firearm License. That would be a CWOFL |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:30:31 PM EDT
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Clinton Cancelling Whiteness
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:31:25 PM EDT
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It's the same thing but they don't use knives obviously. they use MP5s and they are equipped with NVGs and IR beacons. The reason is that WDW has a SOP that if there were to be a problem at night they will cut all lights to the theme park and then the Tactical Teams will then be the only ones able to see and they will be able to nuetralize the threat without all of the guest seeing what happens. WDW has a long history of being discrete about not having guests seeing accidents and seeing their Tac Teams make grabs. Someone has to have a live leak video... You would think, but the only known incident was in 96 well before smart phones and regular camcorders back then didn't record at night well enough to see anything. I mean you never wondered why they don;t like you using lights of flash photography? That's the reason, they cut the lights and your camera can't see shit. To be honest, I don't know what they are going to do when camera's on smart phones get such good ISO numbers that they practically will be night vision. The word is that, WDW has been phasing in Thermal imaging goggles instead of IR/NVg and when they need to go live, they will turn on these huge IR generators that will render any type of smart phone camera from actually capturing any thing but a bug white light. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:35:46 PM EDT
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I'm on the tac team at WDW. AMA! My side hustle was door gunner on the Space Shuttle. With that program scrapped, I'm looking for a new side hustle.
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:38:05 PM EDT
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Maybe he just wanted to meet Roy? You know they came a long way. http://media2.fdncms.com/orlando/imager/u/blog/2458380/screen_shot_2015-12-18_at_10.18.08_am.png Quote HistoryQuoted:
Maybe he just wanted to meet Roy? You know they came a long way. http://media2.fdncms.com/orlando/imager/u/blog/2458380/screen_shot_2015-12-18_at_10.18.08_am.png I had the same Crossman pellet gun as a child. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:38:58 PM EDT
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I'm on the tac team at WDW. AMA! My side hustle was door gunner on the Space Shuttle. With that program scrapped, I'm looking for a new side hustle. I want to believe you but I need verification......from the top of Cinderella's castle's sniper nest to the host stand at the Crystal palace how much of a drop is that? |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:40:40 PM EDT
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They announced deeper security after Pulse. Prior to that, it was trivial to get a knife or handgun past security. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I dont' get the obsession people have with CCW at WDW or a major theme park if you are that concerned don't go. Its a private property. You could CCW in disney parks in past, because they would only do bag checks, although it was a stupid idea because if you got caught you just ruined the family vacation. There is a pretty significant amount of plain clothes at the park. However after Orlando Pulse Shooting, WDW instituted random Metal Detector checks. No, they were doing it well before Pulse. They announced deeper security after Pulse. Prior to that, it was trivial to get a knife or handgun past security. Nope. I'm a passholder. The stepped up security happened way before Pulse, and they weren't secretive about it either. They started beefing up security last year during the holidays, and have been on it since. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:41:31 PM EDT
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You would think, but the only known incident was in 96 well before smart phones and regular camcorders back then didn't record at night well enough to see anything. I mean you never wondered why they don;t like you using lights of flash photography? That's the reason, they cut the lights and your camera can't see shit. To be honest, I don't know what they are going to do when camera's on smart phones get such good ISO numbers that they practically will be night vision. The word is that, WDW has been phasing in Thermal imaging goggles instead of IR/NVg and when they need to go live, they will turn on these huge IR generators that will render any type of smart phone camera from actually capturing any thing but a bug white light. Disney obviously has the money to do such things like thermal imagers/monoculars and trained private armed security but I am going to take it with a grain of salt. I would be more inclined to believe that they pay the local police or sheriff for extra armed security and said as part of the deal while your here at the park you can use this equipment, here is the map to the tunnels etc and the locals have to sign a non disclosure agreement. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:45:58 PM EDT
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Disney obviously has the money to do such things like thermal imagers/monoculars and trained private armed security but I am going to take it with a grain of salt. I would be more inclined to believe that they pay the local police or sheriff for extra armed security and said as part of the deal while your here at the park you can use this equipment, here is the map to the tunnels etc and the locals have to sign a non disclosure agreement. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You would think, but the only known incident was in 96 well before smart phones and regular camcorders back then didn't record at night well enough to see anything. I mean you never wondered why they don;t like you using lights of flash photography? That's the reason, they cut the lights and your camera can't see shit. To be honest, I don't know what they are going to do when camera's on smart phones get such good ISO numbers that they practically will be night vision. The word is that, WDW has been phasing in Thermal imaging goggles instead of IR/NVg and when they need to go live, they will turn on these huge IR generators that will render any type of smart phone camera from actually capturing any thing but a bug white light. Disney obviously has the money to do such things like thermal imagers/monoculars and trained private armed security but I am going to take it with a grain of salt. I would be more inclined to believe that they pay the local police or sheriff for extra armed security and said as part of the deal while your here at the park you can use this equipment, here is the map to the tunnels etc and the locals have to sign a non disclosure agreement. I'd agree with you but have you seen the salaries of Orange county PD? Very high. It's much cheaper for them to pay guys that had enough of the WOT to work at WDW. It's a sweet gig. They stay at similar housing the kids that do the Disney College Program, all free and then there meals are free at any of the quick service places. They also get huge discounts on everything else. Free medical care at the on sire infirmary. A side note. WDW has a full scale surgical center with Surgeons on staff and all the latest in hospital imagery and lab tech. This is actually there for when VIPs visit the park, if somthing were to happen they could keep it under wraps and not risk going to the local hospital and word getting out. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:54:43 PM EDT
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I'd agree with you but have you seen the salaries of Orange county PD? Very high. It's much cheaper for them to pay guys that had enough of the WOT to work at WDW. It's a sweet gig. They stay at similar housing the kids that do the Disney College Program, all free and then there meals are free at any of the quick service places. They also get huge discounts on everything else. Free medical care at the on sire infirmary. A side note. WDW has a full scale surgical center with Surgeons on staff and all the latest in hospital imagery and lab tech. This is actually there for when VIPs visit the park, if somthing were to happen they could keep it under wraps and not risk going to the local hospital and word getting out. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You would think, but the only known incident was in 96 well before smart phones and regular camcorders back then didn't record at night well enough to see anything. I mean you never wondered why they don;t like you using lights of flash photography? That's the reason, they cut the lights and your camera can't see shit. To be honest, I don't know what they are going to do when camera's on smart phones get such good ISO numbers that they practically will be night vision. The word is that, WDW has been phasing in Thermal imaging goggles instead of IR/NVg and when they need to go live, they will turn on these huge IR generators that will render any type of smart phone camera from actually capturing any thing but a bug white light. Disney obviously has the money to do such things like thermal imagers/monoculars and trained private armed security but I am going to take it with a grain of salt. I would be more inclined to believe that they pay the local police or sheriff for extra armed security and said as part of the deal while your here at the park you can use this equipment, here is the map to the tunnels etc and the locals have to sign a non disclosure agreement. I'd agree with you but have you seen the salaries of Orange county PD? Very high. It's much cheaper for them to pay guys that had enough of the WOT to work at WDW. It's a sweet gig. They stay at similar housing the kids that do the Disney College Program, all free and then there meals are free at any of the quick service places. They also get huge discounts on everything else. Free medical care at the on sire infirmary. A side note. WDW has a full scale surgical center with Surgeons on staff and all the latest in hospital imagery and lab tech. This is actually there for when VIPs visit the park, if somthing were to happen they could keep it under wraps and not risk going to the local hospital and word getting out. I heard that OPD gets 1.5x standard overtime pay for working shifts at the parks... so they almost always meet their manpower requirement just by tossing a fistful of cash at the issue. The only times LEO actually has to fill manpower are holiday weekends. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:58:54 PM EDT
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Does WDW have metal detectors now? I may or may not have CCW there a few years ago without incident. Concealed means concealed.
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:59:27 PM EDT
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Does WDW have metal detectors now? I may or may not have CCW there a few years ago without incident. Concealed means concealed. Yes |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 6:02:57 PM EDT
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Does WDW have metal detectors now? I may or may not have CCW there a few years ago without incident. Concealed means concealed. Yes Ouch. The lines must be a bitch now. I'm glad my kids are old enough to not care for WDW. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 6:04:44 PM EDT
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Ouch. The lines must be a bitch now. I'm glad my kids are old enough to not care for WDW. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Does WDW have metal detectors now? I may or may not have CCW there a few years ago without incident. Concealed means concealed. Yes Ouch. The lines must be a bitch now. I'm glad my kids are old enough to not care for WDW. It still goes fairly quickly. The bag check lines slow it down a lot more than the metal detectors. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 6:06:15 PM EDT
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That was a good idea. well now we know what happens when you get caught CCW'ing at WDW He didn't have a CCW. That's the reason for the arrest. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 6:12:46 PM EDT
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Concealed Carry of a Weapon other states like Virginia it's a Concealed Handgun License or Concealed Weapons License or Concealed Weapons Permit etc. I think in FL its called a CWL really. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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What exactly does "CCW" stand for? Concealed Carry of a Weapon other states like Virginia it's a Concealed Handgun License or Concealed Weapons License or Concealed Weapons Permit etc. I think in FL its called a CWL really. The license says Concealed Weapon or Firearm License CCW is referencing the actual weapon IIRC. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 6:13:52 PM EDT
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That would be a CWOFL
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Concealed Weapon or Firearm License. That would be a CWOFL
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Posted: 10/25/2016 6:18:26 PM EDT
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I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Disney has a team of high speed dudes on site. I was staying at Wilderness Lodge a couple of years ago and saw a group of guys running drills in the lagoon early one morning in zodiacs (or something like that). Sure looked like a spec-ops-type shit. What time of year did you go? It was either mid-December of 2012 or mid-April of 2013. They were so close together that I can't remember which trip it was. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 6:20:17 PM EDT
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It was either mid-December of 2012 or mid-April of 2013. They were so close together that I can't remember which trip it was. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Disney has a team of high speed dudes on site. I was staying at Wilderness Lodge a couple of years ago and saw a group of guys running drills in the lagoon early one morning in zodiacs (or something like that). Sure looked like a spec-ops-type shit. What time of year did you go? It was either mid-December of 2012 or mid-April of 2013. They were so close together that I can't remember which trip it was. That's what I suspected, they train in the colder months. To the naysayers, it really doesn't start to get cold down there until December and April can still be very cold for the area. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 6:21:07 PM EDT
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I heard that OPD gets 1.5x standard overtime pay for working shifts at the parks... so they almost always meet their manpower requirement just by tossing a fistful of cash at the issue. The only times LEO actually has to fill manpower are holiday weekends. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You would think, but the only known incident was in 96 well before smart phones and regular camcorders back then didn't record at night well enough to see anything. I mean you never wondered why they don;t like you using lights of flash photography? That's the reason, they cut the lights and your camera can't see shit. To be honest, I don't know what they are going to do when camera's on smart phones get such good ISO numbers that they practically will be night vision. The word is that, WDW has been phasing in Thermal imaging goggles instead of IR/NVg and when they need to go live, they will turn on these huge IR generators that will render any type of smart phone camera from actually capturing any thing but a bug white light. Disney obviously has the money to do such things like thermal imagers/monoculars and trained private armed security but I am going to take it with a grain of salt. I would be more inclined to believe that they pay the local police or sheriff for extra armed security and said as part of the deal while your here at the park you can use this equipment, here is the map to the tunnels etc and the locals have to sign a non disclosure agreement. I'd agree with you but have you seen the salaries of Orange county PD? Very high. It's much cheaper for them to pay guys that had enough of the WOT to work at WDW. It's a sweet gig. They stay at similar housing the kids that do the Disney College Program, all free and then there meals are free at any of the quick service places. They also get huge discounts on everything else. Free medical care at the on sire infirmary. A side note. WDW has a full scale surgical center with Surgeons on staff and all the latest in hospital imagery and lab tech. This is actually there for when VIPs visit the park, if somthing were to happen they could keep it under wraps and not risk going to the local hospital and word getting out. I heard that OPD gets 1.5x standard overtime pay for working shifts at the parks... so they almost always meet their manpower requirement just by tossing a fistful of cash at the issue. The only times LEO actually has to fill manpower are holiday weekends. OPD....sure....if you really think that's OPD 
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Posted: 10/25/2016 6:37:18 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Not with his gun. Return it to your car, lock it up in the security office, or don't go into the park. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: That was a good idea. well now we know what happens when you get caught CCW'ing at WDW He didn't have a license to carry. So if he did, they would have just let him in there? Not with his gun. Return it to your car, lock it up in the security office, or don't go into the park. Not anymore. This changed in the past year. You'll be banned from the park, even if you declare it. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 6:41:02 PM EDT
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Tell me more about the WDW snipers.  They are Space Mountain Door Gunners. Its the elite group within the SSDG world. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 6:42:00 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Tell me more about the WDW snipers. Dang, read the thread, beat like a rented mule
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Posted: 10/25/2016 7:02:05 PM EDT
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I really never understood the reason to CCW at WDW. If there is an active shooter and you are trying to help out all you are going to do is get shot by one of the snipers. That place is filled with sniper nest. If have been to WDW lately it will make sense to you why they designed 7D's mine train and Be Our guest mountain they way they did. Dude, are you high right now? |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 7:54:19 PM EDT
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I really never understood the reason to CCW at WDW. If there is an active shooter and you are trying to help out all you are going to do is get shot by one of the snipers. That place is filled with sniper nest. If have been to WDW lately it will make sense to you why they designed 7D's mine train and Be Our guest mountain they way they did. Dude, are you high right now? High on the facts 
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Posted: 10/25/2016 8:17:44 PM EDT
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That's not horrible considering it is well known you are not to carry at WDW. I really never understood the reason to CCW at WDW. If there is an active shooter and you are trying to help out all you are going to do is get shot by one of the snipers. That place is filled with sniper nest. If have been to WDW lately it will make sense to you why they designed 7D's mine train and Be Our guest mountain they way they did. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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That was a good idea. well now we know what happens when you get caught CCW'ing at WDW Trespass warning it seems if you have a CCW license That's not horrible considering it is well known you are not to carry at WDW. I really never understood the reason to CCW at WDW. If there is an active shooter and you are trying to help out all you are going to do is get shot by one of the snipers. That place is filled with sniper nest. If have been to WDW lately it will make sense to you why they designed 7D's mine train and Be Our guest mountain they way they did. I just won't go. Can't carry. Not welcome. No loss. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 8:22:11 PM EDT
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I just won't go. Can't carry. Not welcome. No loss. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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That was a good idea. well now we know what happens when you get caught CCW'ing at WDW Trespass warning it seems if you have a CCW license That's not horrible considering it is well known you are not to carry at WDW. I really never understood the reason to CCW at WDW. If there is an active shooter and you are trying to help out all you are going to do is get shot by one of the snipers. That place is filled with sniper nest. If have been to WDW lately it will make sense to you why they designed 7D's mine train and Be Our guest mountain they way they did. I just won't go. Can't carry. Not welcome. No loss. I can understand your position on that, which is why I made my wife and son take krav Magra as a pre requisite to go to WDW. Plus I heard there are classes you can take that go over all the tactical defenses you can muster while in the parks. Supposedly some of the retired NASA Operators are going to put on the classes. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 8:40:23 PM EDT
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Nope. I'm a passholder. The stepped up security happened way before Pulse, and they weren't secretive about it either. They started beefing up security last year during the holidays, and have been on it since. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I dont' get the obsession people have with CCW at WDW or a major theme park if you are that concerned don't go. Its a private property. You could CCW in disney parks in past, because they would only do bag checks, although it was a stupid idea because if you got caught you just ruined the family vacation. There is a pretty significant amount of plain clothes at the park. However after Orlando Pulse Shooting, WDW instituted random Metal Detector checks. No, they were doing it well before Pulse. They announced deeper security after Pulse. Prior to that, it was trivial to get a knife or handgun past security. Nope. I'm a passholder. The stepped up security happened way before Pulse, and they weren't secretive about it either. They started beefing up security last year during the holidays, and have been on it since. They were doing random checks at the end of May. I always carried my knife, but left the pistol in the car. Universal busted me with the knife.
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Posted: 10/25/2016 8:42:51 PM EDT
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The Rat strikes again.
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Posted: 10/25/2016 8:51:21 PM EDT
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What do you think all of the space shuttle door gunners were going to do when that program ended? Disney is just down the road from KSC.  Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Tell me more about the WDW snipers. What do you think all of the space shuttle door gunners were going to do when that program ended? Disney is just down the road from KSC. They all work Space Mountain. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 9:00:15 PM EDT
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I'd agree with you but have you seen the salaries of Orange county PD? Very high. It's much cheaper for them to pay guys that had enough of the WOT to work at WDW. It's a sweet gig. They stay at similar housing the kids that do the Disney College Program, all free and then there meals are free at any of the quick service places. They also get huge discounts on everything else. Free medical care at the on sire infirmary. A side note. WDW has a full scale surgical center with Surgeons on staff and all the latest in hospital imagery and lab tech. This is actually there for when VIPs visit the park, if somthing were to happen they could keep it under wraps and not risk going to the local hospital and word getting out. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You would think, but the only known incident was in 96 well before smart phones and regular camcorders back then didn't record at night well enough to see anything. I mean you never wondered why they don;t like you using lights of flash photography? That's the reason, they cut the lights and your camera can't see shit. To be honest, I don't know what they are going to do when camera's on smart phones get such good ISO numbers that they practically will be night vision. The word is that, WDW has been phasing in Thermal imaging goggles instead of IR/NVg and when they need to go live, they will turn on these huge IR generators that will render any type of smart phone camera from actually capturing any thing but a bug white light. Disney obviously has the money to do such things like thermal imagers/monoculars and trained private armed security but I am going to take it with a grain of salt. I would be more inclined to believe that they pay the local police or sheriff for extra armed security and said as part of the deal while your here at the park you can use this equipment, here is the map to the tunnels etc and the locals have to sign a non disclosure agreement. I'd agree with you but have you seen the salaries of Orange county PD? Very high. It's much cheaper for them to pay guys that had enough of the WOT to work at WDW. It's a sweet gig. They stay at similar housing the kids that do the Disney College Program, all free and then there meals are free at any of the quick service places. They also get huge discounts on everything else. Free medical care at the on sire infirmary. A side note. WDW has a full scale surgical center with Surgeons on staff and all the latest in hospital imagery and lab tech. This is actually there for when VIPs visit the park, if somthing were to happen they could keep it under wraps and not risk going to the local hospital and word getting out. Some one might actually believe your BS  I guess maybe if they were drunk.
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Posted: 10/25/2016 9:01:50 PM EDT
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"Shall not be Infringed" Show me where in the constitution is says that property rights supercede constitutional-guaranteed individual rights. Oh now you did it 
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Posted: 10/25/2016 9:37:58 PM EDT
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Some one might actually believe your BS I guess maybe if they were drunk.
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You would think, but the only known incident was in 96 well before smart phones and regular camcorders back then didn't record at night well enough to see anything. I mean you never wondered why they don;t like you using lights of flash photography? That's the reason, they cut the lights and your camera can't see shit. To be honest, I don't know what they are going to do when camera's on smart phones get such good ISO numbers that they practically will be night vision. The word is that, WDW has been phasing in Thermal imaging goggles instead of IR/NVg and when they need to go live, they will turn on these huge IR generators that will render any type of smart phone camera from actually capturing any thing but a bug white light. Disney obviously has the money to do such things like thermal imagers/monoculars and trained private armed security but I am going to take it with a grain of salt. I would be more inclined to believe that they pay the local police or sheriff for extra armed security and said as part of the deal while your here at the park you can use this equipment, here is the map to the tunnels etc and the locals have to sign a non disclosure agreement. I'd agree with you but have you seen the salaries of Orange county PD? Very high. It's much cheaper for them to pay guys that had enough of the WOT to work at WDW. It's a sweet gig. They stay at similar housing the kids that do the Disney College Program, all free and then there meals are free at any of the quick service places. They also get huge discounts on everything else. Free medical care at the on sire infirmary. A side note. WDW has a full scale surgical center with Surgeons on staff and all the latest in hospital imagery and lab tech. This is actually there for when VIPs visit the park, if somthing were to happen they could keep it under wraps and not risk going to the local hospital and word getting out. Some one might actually believe your BS I guess maybe if they were drunk.
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Posted: 10/25/2016 9:42:27 PM EDT
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I guess maybe if they were drunk. Makers Mark and this is mildly entertaining so fuck it lets keep going.
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Posted: 10/25/2016 9:45:08 PM EDT
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You would think, but the only known incident was in 96 well before smart phones and regular camcorders back then didn't record at night well enough to see anything. I mean you never wondered why they don;t like you using lights of flash photography? That's the reason, they cut the lights and your camera can't see shit. To be honest, I don't know what they are going to do when camera's on smart phones get such good ISO numbers that they practically will be night vision. The word is that, WDW has been phasing in Thermal imaging goggles instead of IR/NVg and when they need to go live, they will turn on these huge IR generators that will render any type of smart phone camera from actually capturing any thing but a bug white light. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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It's the same thing but they don't use knives obviously. they use MP5s and they are equipped with NVGs and IR beacons. The reason is that WDW has a SOP that if there were to be a problem at night they will cut all lights to the theme park and then the Tactical Teams will then be the only ones able to see and they will be able to nuetralize the threat without all of the guest seeing what happens. WDW has a long history of being discrete about not having guests seeing accidents and seeing their Tac Teams make grabs. Someone has to have a live leak video... You would think, but the only known incident was in 96 well before smart phones and regular camcorders back then didn't record at night well enough to see anything. I mean you never wondered why they don;t like you using lights of flash photography? That's the reason, they cut the lights and your camera can't see shit. To be honest, I don't know what they are going to do when camera's on smart phones get such good ISO numbers that they practically will be night vision. The word is that, WDW has been phasing in Thermal imaging goggles instead of IR/NVg and when they need to go live, they will turn on these huge IR generators that will render any type of smart phone camera from actually capturing any thing but a bug white light. Apple has software that can shut down any iDevice camera in the range of the emitter, too. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 9:46:35 PM EDT
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Shall not be infringed......except where Donald and Mickey live.
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Posted: 10/25/2016 9:49:13 PM EDT
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But the average poster in GD worries about terror attacks there.
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Posted: 10/25/2016 10:06:00 PM EDT
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It's the same thing but they don't use knives obviously. they use MP5s and they are equipped with NVGs and IR beacons. The reason is that WDW has a SOP that if there were to be a problem at night they will cut all lights to the theme park and then the Tactical Teams will then be the only ones able to see and they will be able to nuetralize the threat without all of the guest seeing what happens. WDW has a long history of being discrete about not having guests seeing accidents and seeing their Tac Teams make grabs. Someone has to have a live leak video... You would think, but the only known incident was in 96 well before smart phones and regular camcorders back then didn't record at night well enough to see anything. I mean you never wondered why they don;t like you using lights of flash photography? That's the reason, they cut the lights and your camera can't see shit. To be honest, I don't know what they are going to do when camera's on smart phones get such good ISO numbers that they practically will be night vision. The word is that, WDW has been phasing in Thermal imaging goggles instead of IR/NVg and when they need to go live, they will turn on these huge IR generators that will render any type of smart phone camera from actually capturing any thing but a bug white light. Apple has software that can shut down any iDevice camera in the range of the emitter, too. I didn't know about that, like I said my source only spills the beans on WDW spec ops when I get him to drink too many Viking coffees at Epcot. Id imagine the droid and blackberry OS have a similar program Also, I asked him about a small EMP to disable everyone's electronics. He said it wouldn't work because WDW doesn't want to spend the money to sheild their electronics and most importantly shomer-Tec doesn't offer one. They are WDW's main supplier. They get really big discounts because ST's ceo's BIL was into real estate and really helped Walt out in the beginning days acquiring land to build WDW in Orlando. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 10:06:28 PM EDT
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good job Mike.....way to make us look bad. North of I-10 SR-60, not surprised. * fixed for geographical reality.
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Posted: 10/25/2016 10:23:27 PM EDT
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