Disney World starts scanning kids' fingers

Walt Disney World is taking steps to prevent ticket fraud - by requiring children from 3 to 9 years old to have their fingers scanned when they enter the theme parks. It's the same policy used for older kids and adults.

The process is expected to help block the use of stolen and shared tickets.

Previously, it was said to be easy to transfer kids' tickets because they had no finger images attached to them.

Read more from the Orlando Sentinel.