You misspelled “lightsabers”
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That’s totally how I read that too.
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Universal can add things to a photo to cut out other people, e.g. a dragon breathing fire. They did that a few times to blot out the fourth person. Couldn’t Disney do that to non-Mask wearers?
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Instructions were unclear, I’m wearing mickey ears as a face mask.
<Insert @OBNurseNH joke about me having no face and not needing a mask. >
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Disney potentially could do that, but they don’t. I went through tower of terror having no pictures as someone was “doing something obscene”.
I guess to make this manual process faster, someone just hits a reject button that deletes the photo. Faster then editing the photo in anyway.
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Nice avatar 
Also everyone over age 2 must wear a mask. Period
Figure it out 
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Hey, another new face? Aren’t you a man of mystery?!
This is actually me. @OBNurseNH found my picture online after hours of searching after she had some kind of dream about me I guess 
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In reality his “face” would be tucked all the way into the shirt collar, allowing him to live his faceless truth. I met him in a dream and that’s how he looked
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Maybe part of the reason for this isn’t simply people removing their masks (i.e. enforcement), but that they do it during the ride.
I would imagine quite a few of those would go winging off into the faces of the guests behind them (ick) or into the machinery. Which, honestly quite a few will do anyway.
I wonder how many ride stoppages we’re going to see owing to masks getting where they cause a problem? Hats, glasses, etc. are heavier and I’m guessing they have the potential for those accidents built into the ride specifications, but masks are much lighter and could go further.
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Disney IT to the rescue! Oh, wait…
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Not really. If every picture is viewed, it takes no more time to press delete than it does next…
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