yes they do, at least they did when we went to the main gate to get our passes, wife had to show her ID and so did I – that’s when the security came out to the ticket window and “escorted” me to their secure facility – while we waited on the deputy sheriff to arrive.

and they don’t require to have the other people on the account to show their ID’s?

I can’t answer that question, I don’t really know. If I remember correctly they want the names of everyone who is going to be on the passes, so they may discover it that way.

Isn’t it ironic that one can get a pass under someone else’s name and it is OK for the RSO to enter the park, but if the RSO uses his/her name it is not OK? Just another example of how stupid these rules are. I used to own Disney stock but I sold it and today would not give Disney a penny of my hard earned money.

that is interesting – when I have purchased passes for others that person still had to show their ID (because of the FL resident thing) –

So, I guess the thing to do, is if you are going to get the special Florida passes for Disney World. Then I should have them in my wifes name, and there won’t be a problem, Right?

They were under my name, which was the problem of course. If we go back, we will just purchase daily tickets where no ID is required. I am certain they don’t use facial recognition software anyway.

Were the passes under your name or your wifes? I’ve had mine since april after i upgraded from a 3 day Florida resident pass. I’ve used mine twice. And we will again in September. My passes are under my wifes account.

I figured they were lying when they showed me a copy of the registration. It is their business they can run it as they seem fit to do. Just without my patronage.