Reply #20: So, when you buy a ticket they capture the geometry of your fingers

[Gormy Cuss]

Then when you use the ticket, it's referenced. Oh please. Pay Disney a load of cash so that I can provide them with a biometric ID. As long as people put up with this, Disney will continue to use it. Let's see what happens.

The fact that they rely on the geometry of two fingers suggests that the markers are coarse otherwise one finger would provide enough detail to verify. That sounds closer to the broad fingerprint ID rather than a full fingerprint classification. I'll bet that if this doesn't cause a consumer backlash they'll eventually use a more sophisticated full fingerprint scan instead.