Yeah and what are the odds Disney is correlating their license plate scanners with anything in the park? I’d assume the license plates only get looked at if a crime occurs
They actually list specific uses in a separate policy [1]
> our use of the ALPR Data is limited to the following purposes:
> * To enhance your experience while visiting such properties such as, for example, by assisting in locating a lost vehicle;
> * To prevent unauthorized use of our facilities; and
> * To detect, investigate and prevent activities that may violate our policies, be illegal, or otherwise impact the safety and security of our guests and/or third parties.
> I’d assume the license plates only get looked at if a crime occurs
Why do you assume that? Disney is a major multinational corporation. It's hard for me to believe that such companies are willing to leave money on the table.
> our use of the ALPR Data is limited to the following purposes:
> * To enhance your experience while visiting such properties such as, for example, by assisting in locating a lost vehicle;
> * To prevent unauthorized use of our facilities; and
> * To detect, investigate and prevent activities that may violate our policies, be illegal, or otherwise impact the safety and security of our guests and/or third parties.
[1] https://disneyland.disney.go.com/alpr/