Speaking of which, here’s a current look at MagicBand 2.0 and MagicBand+ inventory as of March 27, 2023: Our teams are working to improve our selection over the coming weeks and recommend Guests continue to check back to see if their preferred style is available.” Due to that, Walt Disney World has warned of Limited MagicBand Upgrade Availability.Įven as inventory has improved, there’s still a banner on the Walt Disney World website stating that “due to ongoing, industry-wide supply chain challenges, MagicBands may have limited availability or be unavailable in some styles. When it comes to the regular MagicBand 2.0 (which is what we recommend for most people), options have been improving over the last several months after being in short supply last year. Sometimes ignorance is bliss.įor those wondering how MagicBand+ and MagicMobile compare to the original MagicBand, here’s an handy chart: If you’re really excited about the MagicBand+ and have already ordered one for each member of your family, you might not want to read that. We’ve also published our comprehensive and brutally honest MagicBand+ Review: Good, Bad & Ugly. If you’re on the fence about MagicBand Plus, that post should help you determine whether it’s for you. For everything we know plus answers to common questions, see our FAQ to MagicBand+ at Walt Disney World. MagicBand+ is now included in the pre-arrival purchase program, and there’s actually a lot more inventory for the new device than the regular MagicBand 2.0, as we’ll discuss below. In other news, MagicBand+ has debuted at Walt Disney World! The MagicBand Plus comes alive at various times with color-changing lights, haptic vibrations, and gesture recognition, and has the ability to participate in two in-park minigames. It can be used to enter theme parks, connect Disney PhotoPass images to your account, enter Lightning Lanes, and more. This works just like a MagicBand with most features working by simply holding up your smart device near an access point. ![]() This can be added to your Android, iPhone, or Apple Watch digital wallet once enabled. Alternatively, guests can receive standard ticket media and use that for park entry or using Lightning Lanes.Īdditionally, MagicMobile service is available at Walt Disney World via the My Disney Experience app. This can be provided at the hotel front desk, and is how things worked prior to the debut of MagicBands several years ago. Upgrading to these designs, buying MagicBands in the parks, or via is your only option.Īs always, MagicBands are not required at Walt Disney World. For room entry, park admission, Lightning Lanes, and charging privileges to the hotel room, Walt Disney World offers plastic Key To The World cards. This means that all MagicBands now cost money–you don’t get free ones with resort reservations or for being an Annual Passholder. Disney also stopped offering free MagicBands to Annual Passholders. Last year, Walt Disney World eliminated the complimentary solid-color MagicBands that were sent to guests pre-arrival. Let’s start with all of the updates, as much has changed since this program launched. ![]() ![]() We’ve now updated this post a few times with screenshots of the new MagicBands, plus info, and troubleshooting tips for what has proven to be a frustrating process. Pricing varies, with options starting at $10 and costing as much as $30. As discussed below, the “new looks added” part of that has not been happening as much lately. Walt Disney World typically offers dozens of MagicBand upgrade options, with new looks added as others sell out. The styles rotate with regularity, and there are dozens of MagicBand choices at discounted prices. To upgrade your Magic Band, use the My Disney Experience app or, which allows you to choose from a variety of colors and designs inspired by characters, resorts, attractions, nighttime spectaculars, and more. This buying guide covers the upgrade purchase process, inventory shortages, Magic Band+ styles, and new options. Discounted MagicBand designs are available for pre-arrival Walt Disney World hotel guests and Annual Passholders.
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