MBs still active after check-out?

[alvernon90]

On our check-out day we plan to go to a water park and possibly DisneyQuest after leaving the hotel. We will not have any more park days on our tickets but we will have water park admissions to burn. Can we still use the MBs to pay for everything even though the bill at the hotel has settled up? Or will we need alternate payment?

 

[Robo]

The MBs will still work for admissions (if any.)

 

[IceSkatingPrincess]

Yes you can.

 

[alvernon90]

So I understand this to mean that the MBs will still be linked to a credit card and can still be used to pay for snacks?

 

[Robo]

So I understand this to mean that the MBs will still be linked to a credit card and can still be used to pay for snacks?

Charging privileges on MBs will continue to work up until Midnight on the day of checkout.

 

[alvernon90]

Charging privileges on MBs will continue to work up until Midnight on the day of checkout.

Many thanks!

 

[MakiraMarlena]

they are active until you personally deactivate them or report them lost/stolen.

The bands themselves are not linked to a credit card, they charge back to your resort room account. You can keep charging on that account on your check-out day, even after the official check-out time. (That time is just when they expect you to be out of your room so that it can be cleaned. Your resort amenities continue for the full day.)

 

[grayhouser]

They still work to get into the parks, and you can bring them back .

 

[cigar95]

Curious if they are good through midnight, or through the end of the "operating day". For instance, at DtD locations that stay open after midnight.

Of course, the bands themselves still work for a very long time, but that's separate from the question of how long charging privileges at a resort are allowed.

 

[Robo]

Curious if they are good through midnight, or through the end of the "operating day". For instance, at DtD locations that stay open after midnight.

The "Disney" response is midnight.
I also figure that it MIGHT actually be "close-of-business" at any given park or DTD.