Lost Magic Band Syndrome

[cuchu2005]

Back at Home now.

2 full weeks with the MB on.

From the moment I took my MB off, I keep checking my wrist and worry because I could have lost it.

Anyone else?

Mx

 

[Disnsyncey]

I only went for 6 days and I was missing it when I got home!

 

[ellie05]

I haven't been worried that I lost mine, but once the trip ended it seem so inconvenient to have to take my wallet out to pay.

 

[Skywise]

I work in a secure office building that requires RFID cards to get in and out of (same as the hotel room keys before the bands). For the first few days after my DW trip I found that I kept trying to use my magic band (still in the luggage back home) to open the door.

 

[minniemous]

Try putting my hand up to open front door and at CVS starting to lift my wrist to the credit card swipe. Amazing what you can get used to in just 10 days.

 

[marthachick]

We were at WDW for a week last December. When we came home I kept trying to swipe my MB. Tried to open our house door and tried to pay for groceries.

 

[PSUGuy]

I know what you mean but in my case it's because I haven't worn a watch in years, the cell phone fills that role, so I'm not used to having anything there. It was strange to have it on and strange when it was gone.

Bill From PA

 

[GaSleepingBeautyFan]

I couldn't wait to get mine off every evening. I'm not a big fan of it on my wrist. It felt better once I bought a cover for it.

I lost one in Hollywood Studios and didn't realize it until I got to the Magic Kingdom and went to enter. Ooops. I had my annual pass with me though so I entered using that and got a gray magic band at the hotel to replace the lost one later that evening. I also disabled the lost one.

 

[Laketravis]

Wait........

You mean we can take them off when we get home?