6 Benefits of Getting a Disney MagicBand for Disney
If you’ve ever been on a Disney trip and stayed at the resort, you have probably heard of or even had the Disney MagicBand.Table of Contents
6 Benefits of Getting a Disney MagicBand for Disney
1. Check Into Your Disney Resort Hotel Room
2. Charge Food and Souvenirs to Your Disney Resort Room Bill
3. Access to The Fast Pass Lane
4. Get Entry to Multiple Parks
5. Check Your Photos Linked To Your Account
6. Accessorize Your Trip
MagicBands FAQ
Since I originally wrote this article many of you have asked me questions. Some of the questions are similar, so I thought I would just go ahead and add some of them here. If you have a question I have not gone over feel free to ask.
How much do MagicBands cost?
If you are staying at a Disney World hotel they are free, otherwise, you have to purchase them. They start out at around $14.99 and go up from there.
Are MagicBand accessories worth it?
I actually bought my kids some accessories for theirs and we lost most of them, so I am going to say no. However, there is a wide assortment of MagicBand accessories that are stuck on and cannot come off. I would recommend trying those instead.
Do you need paper tickets for the parks if you have a MagicBand?
No, you will not need your paper tickets.
What should I do if I have a problem with my band at the park?
Visit guest services and they will help you.
Can MagicBands be reused?
Yes, we have reused ours, multiple times.
What should I do if I lose my MagicBand?
Head to guest services where they will deactivate the old band and issue you a new one. This happened to use once on a ride and it was replaced quickly. However, the custom name inside the band was gone.
Can I swim in my MagicBand?
These bands are completely waterproof, so yes, you can swim with them on.

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Get Travel Insurance
Unfortunately, there are a lot of things that can go wrong on any trip. Be prepared for the worst with travel insurance. We use Travelex or Safety Wing (often cheaper).
Book Flights
I use Skyscanner to find flights. I use it so much, I wrote an entire guide to finding cheap flights with Skyscanner! Another option for finding deals is FlightHub.
Book a Place to Stay
I recommend using Expedia.com or Hotels.com for most hotel bookings. I prefer to book directly with Marriott when I stay there because of their excellent military discount.
If you prefer staying in a vacation rental instead, I recommend VRBO. If you are looking for a hostel, I use HostelWorld.
Choose Activities and Tours
To find great activities in any area I use Viator. If we are visiting a city with lots of popular attractions I always check CityPass, PogoPass, and GoCard to see if they have discount cards available. Groupon also tends to have a lot of local travel deals.
When I want to book a full-on multi-day tour I use TourRadar. They’ve got fantastic weekly deals. If going somewhere in Mexico or the Caribbean, I use Apple Vacations.
Rent a Car or Get a Lyft
More often than not, Lyft is cheaper than Uber. Use my Lyft link for an $18 credit! For a car rental in any country, I recommend Hertz or Discover Cars.
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Get a Visa
I use iVisa to get all of my Visas.
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