Disneyland Rolls Out Facial Recognition at Entrance Gates

Disneyland has started using facial recognition technology at some of its entrance gates, a move the company says will help prevent ticket fraud and make re-entry easier for visitors.

The technology, which was tested at Disneyland in 2024 and at the Magic Kingdom in Orlando in 2021, captures a photo of a guest's face and converts it into a unique numerical value. This value is then compared to a ph…

At certain entrance lanes, a camera captures images of visitors, which are then converted into unique numerical values using biometric technology. The goal is to determine whether someone has already entered the park …