I think this is just the existing rule of "You must have the wristband on your wrist and cannot use two at once" written out and posted publicly. Technically with the season pass meal plan you're supposed to have everyone there to scan each pass with the passholder present, but it doesn't always get enforced because parents don't want to have to deal with their kids being in a food line. In reality, the policy saying "no sharing" probably means "no giving your wristband away" rather than "we will watch you eat and make sure you don't share food with your family and friends". There are quite a few people online who like to leave dining wristbands in bushes if they leave early enough in the day and make a post saying to come get them. This new policy might be trying to cut down on that. Associates are already supposed to throw away discarded wristbands and nobody needs more plastic littering the parks/harming the foliage or animals that might get to them before humans do.

What does it even mean and how would it be enforced? Are they gonna watch you eat the meal?

Wonder if this new "No Sharing" policy will make it to the other parks....

Yes, it is.  The restaurant was torn down (along with east-side childhood mecca Eastgate Adventures) to make room for the S.R. 32 ramp reconfiguration a few years ago, and the sign was rescued.

The database that needed to up was upgraded was done this weekend by @malem .  🥳 With that announcement, let's make sure our forums are not a threads of emoji codes by using emojis sparingly. 😁 Thanks for your help on behalf of the KIC Admin. 🙂