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The wearable DisneyBand+ bracelet common at the Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort will soon become commonplace on Disney cruises. This smart band will allow guests to engage better with the cruise line and will make the guest experience a lot more friendly since you’ll be able to tap and go as you work your way through dining, photo experiences, offshore excursions, and more.
If you’ve been to Walt Disney World or Disneyland in recent years, you’re likely already familiar with the MagicBand+ technology. This reusable wristband, available starting at $34.99, can open your guest room door, charge dining or souvenirs to your account, and access the theme parks and many other on-site guest experiences. It’s essentially a smart technology that knows who you are and what experiences you’re entitled to, and rather than having to open up your phone or swipe a room key, you’re able to simply tap and go. Of course, if you don’t want to use the MagicBand+ concept you don’t have to. You can get a traditional hotel key from the front desk, or use your Apple Watch for a MagicBand+-like experience that will store your theme park tickets and more.
The DisneyBand+ takes the MagicBand+ technology to Disney Cruise Line and will be available on select Disney Wish sailings before its official debut this summer.
DisneyBand+ will serve many purposes, including:
The DisneyBand+ is waterproof and features a rechargeable battery (good for around 1 to 3 days) with a 6-inch USD charging cable. Similar to MagicBand+, it will also be able to pair with most smart devices, including Apple and Android.
You’ll be able to use your DisneyBand+ from your cruise at Walt Disney World Resort and the Disneyland Resort, and similarly, if you’ve purchased a MagicBand+, you can use this as a DisneyBand+ during select sailings.
Hot Tip: There will be a fee of $34.99 to $44.99 (depending on the design) to purchase the DisneyBand+ as it is not included in your cruise fare.
Most guests of Disney are huge fans of the MagicBand+ bracelet concept, and it makes getting around Disney’s resorts much easier. Now that the technology is coming to cruises, you can expect the same seamless experience onboard with DisneyBand+.
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