Disneyland Resort arrête le contrôle des photos on-ride

En effet, il n'y aura plus de photos on-ride dans les attractions Splash Mountain, Space Mountain, California Sreamin' et Tower of Terror car ces derniers temps un nouveau "phénomène" était apparu: des femmes soulevait leur haut au moment de la photo afin de montrer leur poitrine^^.
Voici un article du site du Time:

Citation :

Tuesday, May. 05, 2009

Disney Parks Stop Scans for Topless Riders

By AP

(ANAHEIM, Calif.) — Disney says it will no longer scan riders on Splash Mountain and three other rides for guests who feel the need to flash their
breasts for souvenir photos.
Disney confirmed Tuesday that it has reassigned employees at Disneyland and Disney's California Adventure who watched for breast-baring riders because "actual inappropriate behaviors by guests are rare." Disneyland spokeswoman Suzi Brown says the changes took effect Sunday at Splash
Mountain, Tower of Terror, Space Mountain and California Screamin'. Riders are photographed on the attractions and can then buy souvenir copies.
Some have exposed their breasts in hopes that the picture would make it
onto a photo preview screen at the ride's exit.
The company began the screening about 10 years ago.

Source: http://www.time.com/time/arts/article/0,8599,1895892,00.html

Cela arrive aussi à Disneyland Paris. La photo en question est supprimée et effacée du système mais de là à abandonner complètement le système de la photo prise onride...

Il n'est pas dit qu'ils ne feront plus les photos, mais ils ont supprimé les employés qui étaient chargé de vérifier s'il n'y avait pas de photos seins nus car ce type de comportement était devenu rare avec le temps (et, en même temps, ça leur fait des économies en personnel !)

Ah oui en effet...désolé, j'aurais mieux fait de bien lire l'article

Mais ce n'est pas grave. Et pour ceux quis se demandent ce que sont ces photos, un petit exemple de "flash mountain"

max000 a écrit:

Ah oui en effet...désolé, j'aurais mieux fait de bien lire l'article

Il serait donc bon de changer le titre de ce sujet!
A lire aussi:

Return to Flash Mountain

Speaking of departments with unflattering reputations, we'd told you about the old Merchandise Operations Support group in the previous update. They were the group in TDA that grew to obscene numbers and lopsided political clout under Cynthia Harriss as shopping suddenly trumped attractions in Cynthia's mythical theme park realm. And in a fitting last gasp of questionable decision making before the layoffs dramatically thinned their numbers a few weeks ago, that group in TDA rolled forth an edict that will simultaneously horrify those with good taste and excite those with voyeuristic tendencies.
The decision, officially agreed to in March prior to the layoffs, has been made to cut the Cast Member position working in the shop outside Splash Mountain that screens every picture taken of riders going over the big drop in their logs. The photos are sold at a little stand near the exit with the longest store title in Disneyland, "Professor Barnaby Owl's Photographic Art Studio." The Cast Members just call the place "Owl Photo," and for the sake of brevity we will too.

Photo-graphic? Or should it say...

Effective May 3rd at Owl Photo, there will no longer be anyone editing the obscene photos as "washed away" before they appear on both the screen next to the animatronic owl as your log approaches the end of the ride, as well as the exit viewing room with the half dozen large screens displaying the photos for sale at the nearby Owl Photo shop.
The Cast Members staffing the screening equipment for more than a decade, in a separate little room just past the exit, see some rather graphic scenes on the average summer day. Admittedly the numbers of young ladies (term used loosely in this case) who lift their tops for the cameras for their shot at Flash Mountain infamy has lessened over the years now that the word is out that editing of the photos is very strict at Disneyland. Not only are the CM's looking for bared breasts, but they also catch people engaged in unsafe behavior and displaying lewd gestures. (That singing bluebird on your shoulder is not the only bird that can appear at Splash Mountain when the camera flash goes off.)
When that position is cut on May 3rd, the Cast Members at Owl Photo will have no way of seeing or deleting an obscene picture until they call it up on their monitor at the cash register. And the Cast Members from Attractions who operate the ride have absolutely no ability to do anything there in the unload area, as Disney's Legal department forbids them from detaining or holding a guest for any reason.

We fell, they fell...

But those issues were of no concern to the TDA folks who made this decision last month by looking at a spreadsheet showing the labor savings. In fact, according to the Cast Members and supervisors working at Owl Photo for the past few years, none of the people in TDA who made this decision have actually ever visited Owl Photo or watched what comes through in the editing room on a busy Saturday afternoon. In place of the actual operational experience the TDA folks don't have, they issued forth a hilarious multi-page series of "Talking Points" that the Cast Members were supposed to find comfort in.
For instance, the Talking Point rebuttal to the argument that it's just an easy way for TDA to cut labor is that the labor hours used to staff the editing room will now be used to staff an extra Cast Member out on the sales floor to assist customers and make their retail dreams come true. Or the Talking Point that this will lead to obscene images being displayed to guests at the exit of the ride was brushed aside with the rationale that a majority of Splash Mountain riders are well behaved and won't display such behavior.
The fact that almost everyone has a camera at Disneyland, not to mention instant access to the Internet, and the occasional naughty image can now be saved and Twittered to the entire planet somehow wasn't mentioned in the Talking Points. Now mind you, the Cast Members at Owl Photo will still not sell an image that is deemed lewd or obscene or unsafe if the offending party has the guts to step up to the counter and try and buy their photo. But that still has Cast Members worried that they are going to have to give a crash course in taste and decorum to some angry visitors who demand to purchase their naughty photo.

Funny, I didn't see melons for sale at the fruit cart

And for those who may be wondering, Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters email photo is actually edited by Attractions Cast Members and the Attractions team has no plan to drop that editing position. The bulky over the shoulder restraints at California Screamin' and Space Mountain's lapbars/handgrips, as well as some serious G forces, generally prevent anything too naughty from happening.
What might be the most interesting, and was also used as a Talking Point, is the most infamous response for Disneyland Cast Members. And that is; "They do it in Florida." Apparently the Florida version of Splash Mountain's Owl Photo has been without an editing Cast Member for several months now. While the management there is aware of a few unfortunate scenarios playing out on the big preview screens in the exit with plenty of upset visitors, word on that change in Florida has not really gotten out publicly yet.
We'll keep you updated on whether or not TDA digs its heels in on this one, and what the response may be in Florida as word gets out that the exit photo preview screens are now entirely unmonitored. But as a parting gift to the parks Cast Members prior to the layoffs and restructuring, TDA's Merchandise team really came up with a doozy on this one.
http://miceage.micechat.com/allutz/al042109a.htm#flash

N'importe quoi, vraiment un rien les choque

En même temps, c'est de l'exhibitionnisme, n'oublies pas qu'il y a des enfants qui peuvent regarder les photos...

et au pire ils voient une paire de seins et alors, ils ont deja vu ceux de leur mère non? Ca ls fera rire et 10min plus tard ils auront oublié.

C'est quand même choquant qu'en temps de crise on décide de supprimer une source de revenus pareille. La photo onride c'est quand même culte, j'ai du mal a comprendre comment cette décision a pu être prise.

Ce sont les passagers qu'il faut punir, c'est quand même pas sorcier de contrôler les photos et de les cueillir a la sortie.

nastico a écrit:

et au pire ils voient une paire de seins et alors, ils ont deja vu ceux de leur mère non? Ca ls fera rire et 10min plus tard ils auront oublié.

C'est quand même choquant qu'en temps de crise on décide de supprimer une source de revenus pareille. La photo onride c'est quand même culte, j'ai du mal a comprendre comment cette décision a pu être prise.

Ce sont les passagers qu'il faut punir, c'est quand même pas sorcier de contrôler les photos et de les cueillir a la sortie.

Relis-mieux l'article ou le dernier post de Freddy

Je ne comprends pas qu'on puisse dire "c'ets pas grave" c est bien la société actuelle où tout est permis, on voit où ca mene. En meme temps, c'est un jeune de 21 ans qui dit çà...Et quand on te voit tirer la langue avec ta sucette, on a une idée du personnage.
Imagine la famille qui se fait photographier, qui a fait 1 heure d'attente et qui ne va pas refaire le ride...et qui voit apparaitre Peggy la Cochonne en strip-tease sur leur photo! Ils sont contents?

Nan et c'est bien pour c que Peggy se fait dégager du parc a ce moment la.

Et la famille qui vient devant Splash Mountain et qu'on lui dit "ah non, vous n'aurez plus de photo onride on arrete", elle est plus heureuse ?

Mais ils n'arrêtent pas les photos on-ride...relis le 3è message posté...

Ils ne font pas comme ici où ils recadrent la photo avec la famille seulement ?
On coupe les nichons de la photo et on en parle plus, je ne voit pas où est le probléme...

hahaha c'est n'importe quoi... plus de souvenirs alors disney sera pas plus content...moin de benefices meme si ca raporte pas enormement ... mais n'empeche ..n'importe quoi:d

max000 a écrit:

Mais ils n'arrêtent pas les photos on-ride...relis le 3è message posté...

JamesDisney17 a écrit:

hahaha c'est n'importe quoi... plus de souvenirs alors disney sera pas plus content...moin de benefices meme si ca raporte pas enormement ... mais n'empeche ..n'importe quoi:d

Fallait le faire...