Disney sued over facial recognition technology introduced at the Disneyland entrance

Disney faces a class-action lawsuit over facial recognition used at Disneyland-related parks in California.

The system was introduced to speed re-entry and prevent fraud, but guests say consent and disclosures were insufficient.

Plaintiffs are seeking more than $5 million in damages, citing privacy violations and possible California law breaches.

The case underscores the legal and surveillance risks of biometric tech at theme parks, beyond convenience and security.