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<blockquote data-quote="Andre Levite" data-source="post: 72227" data-attributes="member: 10850"><p>The Coronado Springs Resort is a Disney owned property. They have a strict policy against drones and an impressive security team to enforce it. Disney has been known to call the FAA directly regarding violators and bypass local law enforcement entirely.</p><p></p><p>While the resort property is well outside the theme park's NFZ it is still private property - as a guest you must agree to abide by the property owner's rules.</p><p></p><p>You cannot take off or land on Disney property but the airspace over the property is regulated by the FAA and not the property owner. The exact altitude over personal property at which FAA takes over is often disputed.</p><p></p><p>According to AirMap the Coronado is within 5 miles of two heliports requiring notification. The Orlando area has remarkably heavy low altitude helicopter traffic due to the large number of major hospitals and tourist attractions.</p><p></p><p>I live in the general area and suggest you take a short drive outside of the city. The area has thousands of lakes and beautiful scenery.</p><p></p><p>If you attract the attention of Disney security you are gonna have a bad day - they have an impressive team of lawyers too - that's how they got their own personal NFZ in the first place!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andre Levite, post: 72227, member: 10850"] The Coronado Springs Resort is a Disney owned property. They have a strict policy against drones and an impressive security team to enforce it. Disney has been known to call the FAA directly regarding violators and bypass local law enforcement entirely. While the resort property is well outside the theme park's NFZ it is still private property - as a guest you must agree to abide by the property owner's rules. You cannot take off or land on Disney property but the airspace over the property is regulated by the FAA and not the property owner. The exact altitude over personal property at which FAA takes over is often disputed. According to AirMap the Coronado is within 5 miles of two heliports requiring notification. The Orlando area has remarkably heavy low altitude helicopter traffic due to the large number of major hospitals and tourist attractions. I live in the general area and suggest you take a short drive outside of the city. The area has thousands of lakes and beautiful scenery. If you attract the attention of Disney security you are gonna have a bad day - they have an impressive team of lawyers too - that's how they got their own personal NFZ in the first place!!! [/QUOTE]
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