Do MB's fall off?

[quest4dl]

The PIN should protect you on any monetary usage and your fingerprints protect your park ticket. You could, however, lose your FP+ res theoretically but the thief would have have to know the ride and window info.

I'm wondering how long it takes to replace a band as I wouldn't be able to use FP+ res until it was replaced.

 

[wdw4rfam]

Ok, sounds like they stay put pretty well. Another question, are dining credits now on the MB too? If so do you need a pin like with a purchase? We were there in April and had the RDIF tix with the pin and all that but had no DDP, so was just wondering how that works now

 

[kathie859]

Ok, sounds like they stay put pretty well. Another question, are dining credits now on the MB too? If so do you need a pin like with a purchase? We were there in April and had the RDIF tix with the pin and all that but had no DDP, so was just wondering how that works now

DDP credits are on the MB and your PIN is used to complete the transaction.

 

[MrsDuck]

We put our MBs through the ringer and had no problems!

DH even ran a half marathon in his

 

[wdw4rfam]

DDP credits are on the MB and your PIN is used to complete the transaction.

How does it work at TS places? Do they just have a mobile thing to zap the MB at the table?

 

[Networth]

They bring by a scanner than tap the band you than type in your pin on the scanner and they bring back a normal paper copy for you to sign.