Kind of sucks if you only have a flip phone hope we still have magic bands from last years trip.
AP is still getting them right now, but unclear how that will work in January. I just renewed my AP and my MB shipped today.Sorry if I missed this, but will AP holders still get free bands? Not a big deal, I love the bands and have bought them before.
No need for a smartphone, your grandchildren can use whatever they use now.Does this mean that my grandchildren will need to have a smart phone. Also I though that the Magic Bands were used by Disney to track crowd flow.
LOL! I guess there are now 2 of us in the World! I have an old flip phone and I buy minutes when I need to. I only turn it on to make a call if I absolutely have to while out. Otherwise, it's turned off and in my purse. I don't want to be connected all the time, but maybe that's because of my age (you know, the dinosaur age before all this new tech?). I will cry when my phone finally dies, sigh!!!Call me a dinosaur but I have no use for anything other than a old flip phone that are cheap and and all I need it for is receive a call and make a call
Might be a glitch, but, after I booked my 2021 package today it is giving me the option of choosing from the free magic bands.
Does this mean that my grandchildren will need to have a smart phone. Also I though that the Magic Bands were used by Disney to track crowd flow.
I don't know what your point is.You do realize Disney and everyone else these days has or is going to online menus for dining, right? I was just at Bartaco here in Orlando today, and I had to read a QR code at my table to see the menu and to place my order. (Any of you Disney menu swipers out there, hold onto them, they may never be back.)
Then continue to use a MagicBand.I still prefer the MB to using my phone.
I've used some magicbands basically since magicbands have been in existence. Only potential issue is it may not "read" automatically for photopass on rides. Park entrance and tapping for payment should be fine.I wonder what the MB expiry dates are, I have a 4 year old MB I'm fine with using again if I can.
This could explain why we did not get some ride photos last year. We mixed and matched bands and pucks from years past to go with outfits, holiday themes, etc. I assumed if it worked to tap into the park or FP+, it would work for the ride photos. We've done so much swapping I have no idea which are new, which are old... Might be worth always getting the RFID-enabled KTTW card new with every visit and carry it in the wallet/purse to get the photos. We would continue using the old bands/pucks for room/pool access, FP+, room charging, etc.I've used some magicbands basically since magicbands have been in existence. Only potential issue is it may not "read" automatically for photopass on rides. Park entrance and tapping for payment should be fine.
Can anyone confirm if the KTTW cards have the long range capability as the Second Gen MagicBands? Last I can recall, they cannot since they need a battery to enable the long range capabilities while the close contact NFC chips do not.This could explain why we did not get some ride photos last year. We mixed and matched bands and pucks from years past to go with outfits, holiday themes, etc. I assumed if it worked to tap into the park or FP+, it would work for the ride photos. We've done so much swapping I have no idea which are new, which are old... Might be worth always getting the RFID-enabled KTTW card new with every visit and carry it in the wallet/purse to get the photos. We would continue using the old bands/pucks for room/pool access, FP+, room charging, etc.
Correct. When mixing and matching, always try to use your new puck on your old band (not that this matters with the new change).This could explain why we did not get some ride photos last year. We mixed and matched bands and pucks from years past to go with outfits, holiday themes, etc. I assumed if it worked to tap into the park or FP+, it would work for the ride photos. We've done so much swapping I have no idea which are new, which are old... Might be worth always getting the RFID-enabled KTTW card new with every visit and carry it in the wallet/purse to get the photos. We would continue using the old bands/pucks for room/pool access, FP+, room charging, etc.
You always had that option, it never went away.If this is anything like at Disneyland all I can say is FINALLY. So much easier to have 1 person holding all the park passes and fastpasses.
Each person is still supposed to click themselves through, regardless of media.Walk right up, swipe thru all the passes and good to go.
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