Can I delete Magic Bands from "My Disney Experience"?

[VAfamily1998]

Long story short, I have multiple sets of Magic bands listed on "my disney experience" that I no longer have (threw them away, not realizing they were re-usable). Also, there are people that I have traveled with once that are now listed on my "My Disney Experience" that I probably won't go to Disney with again (no problems with the people or anything, it's just that it was a "one time thing" with someone outside my immediate family) and there are multiple bands listed for them as well (yes, even though it was a one time thing--there was a resort change issue that resulted in us having multiple bands).

So, is there anyway to delete these bands (and this person) from my "experience?" I just don't want to get confused and I like things pretty streamlined and uncluttered.

Thanks!

 

[Robo]

Long story short,

I have multiple sets of Magic bands listed on "my disney experience" that I no longer have (threw them away, not realizing they were re-usable). Also, there are people that I have traveled with once that are now listed on my "My Disney Experience" that I probably won't go to Disney with again (no problems with the people or anything, it's just that it was a "one time thing" with someone outside my immediate family) and there are multiple bands listed for them as well (yes, even though it was a one time thing--there was a resort change issue that resulted in us having multiple bands).

1- So, is there anyway to delete these bands

2- (and this person) from my "experience?" I just don't want to get confused and I like things pretty streamlined and uncluttered.

Thanks!

1-Maybe, but not necessary. If the bands are gone, they're gone.

2- Yes. But, nothing to worry about until you (or any of those others in question) are getting ready for another WDW trip.
The application may be much more user-friendly by then. (It would almost have to be.)

 

[married2mm]

Not exactly the same,but we had 2 sets of tickets on mde.
We have definitely one bought one each-not 2!!

On the phone to disney,cm deleted our extra tix.

 

[wisblue]

I'm pretty sure bands can be "deactivated", which I assume would mean that they would no longer be able to communicate with your MDE account.

 

[Robo]

I'm pretty sure bands can be "deactivated", which I assume would mean that they would no longer be able to communicate with your MDE account.

But, the OP no longer has the bands, so it doesn't matter anyway.

 

[JanaDee]

I did, but it was a few months ago, so I don't remember what I did.

I knew we weren't returning, so I wiped my profile clean.

 

[VAfamily1998]

But, the OP no longer has the bands, so it doesn't matter anyway.

Right
It just annoys me when I sign on and there is all this "clutter" of magic bands that are no longer relevant.

 

[JanaDee]

Right
It just annoys me when I sign on and there is all this "clutter" of magic bands that are no longer relevant.

I understand, which is why I deleted non-relevant MB's.

 

[Bella29]

I just went through this because my in-laws went to WDW with us in November but they are going again with someone else in May. The old bands aren't a big deal but they had days left on their park tickets they wanted to use up.

If your friend has their own mydisneyexperience account, then if you go into Family and Friends and under that person's name select "invite to plan and share" and enter his/her email address (the same one they have for their MDE account), then wait for them to accept. This will transfer their bands, tickets, etc. over to their account. This is what we did with my FIL.

If your friend doesn't have a MDE account (my MIL does not), then you have to call Disney and have tech support do it and it's a long arduous process. And they did transfer over her ticket, but left her old magic band and KTTW on my account and apparently there is nothing to be done about that. I can inactivate them though.