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Historically, security gates at major parks like Disney, Universal, or Six Flags relied on manual bag checks and traditional metal detectors. This "high-friction" model often resulted in "bottlenecking," where guests waited 30 to 60 minutes just to pass through the perimeter.

Historically, security gates at major parks like Disney, Universal, or Six Flags relied on manual bag checks and traditional metal detectors. This "high-friction" model often resulted in "bottlenecking," where guests waited 30 to 60 minutes just to pass through the perimeter.