I love Disney marketing - they play with us so much.
Look at how folk are talking about purple, like it's rare & elusive. Disney could have created purple at the same time they made orange, yellow, green... but chose to leave it out. Why? Anyone's guess. However they now they realize by not having offered it at the start, they have created a demand for it, and folk who feel the need for purple will pay up for it. Clemson fans have their orange... LSU has yellow... but purple? go custom order a band. ... and all those kids, and adults who love the color? Cha-ching.
I'd love to have a purple band, but won't pay for it. If I were them, I wouldn't offer it for free at all. LOL.
Agreed. And I definitely instinctually read your words in Dana Carveys George Bush impression voice.Not gonna do it.
That's correct. Purple is a fairly hard color to replicate reliably. From what I heard and saw they had issues with color consistency, marbling (I would have LOVED to had that), plastic being too stretchy due to the amount of dye they had to use, along with the color reacting badly with pool chemicals.From what I remember, there was an issue with the dye used for purple. It was either bleeding/fading or causing skin problems. They had wanted it from the beginning.
Why waste your money on a magic band when the battery is only good for one year?
Most of the functionality will still work. The battery really only makes a difference if you *need* to have ride photos automatically added to MDE. But seeing as every attraction but 7DMT has scanners underneath the photo displays, it's really easy to get those photos anyway. Even though I had a new band, I scanned it for every ride photo, because I wanted some sort of confirmation that the photo was in MDE.
So you are saying that the magic bands still work for park access, fast pass, etc. and the battery dying makes no difference?
Why waste your money on a magic band when the battery is only good for one year?
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