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The organizer who was tasked for keeping the thread clearly informed definitely needed to have been more on the ball on that for sure.

But as the other anon says there is a visual tell on the card themselves even without the scanner so the bouncer knows. And at the end of the 40 minute bouncing period it didn't matter anyways as everyone even from both passes was allowed to go in anyways. But a sizeable chunk was pissed that they had to go in line and wait that long.

But the biggest take away from the event is that there should be a premium on the care for what seems like "dead time" / "boring" for any one who wants to go to an event. 
40 minutes of a feeling of waiting is bad and would be good to remember for all events going forward.
That's the only real sin was not valuing people's time enough. Some might interpret that as coddling the event participants but I personally think that a host should be very hospitable to the guests and that they are guaranteed a good time if they join.
I foolishly thought the idea of a tsa line for a 9/11 event would be interesting enough content for an hr.