Slightly complicated trip, at least in my mind

[disneyfreak71]

So, we have decided to stay off property for the first time since I don't remember when. We are ordering tickets through Undercover Tourist. We have older magic bands so I assume the batteries will be dead. I have an Apple Watch I plan on using for my ticket. So the questions: can I put tickets for four people on my watch? If not, how else will the others use their tickets without bands? I haven't used my watch yet, how complicated is it? What am I missing that may make this easier?

Thanks!

 

[Disney.Dreamin.Dee]

I do not know the answer about the watch but what I can tell you that will make your life less complicated is... your old magic bands will work just fine for touch points like park entry regardless of long range battery life.

 

[tinkerbelletreasure]

You just need to add your tickets to the MDE app. You can access it with older bands or with your Apple Watch. It’s not complicated to add your watch, but I don’t know how to do it off the top of my head, but I lost my magic band and had to add it in the park and it took me less than 5 minutes. Older magic bands will still work too, however they may not capture ride photos or interact with rides. But you can still scan in with them, or use them for tapping into rides if you use Genie +.

 

[Gehrig1B]

I always use Magic Bands as much as 3 and 4 years old. The old bands work fine at touchpoints.

 

[Anthony1971]

Any Magic Band no matter the age so long as it is registered to the correct account will work at the touch points AKA Rooms, Purchases, Park entry, Test track when you design your car etc. The Touch points make use a magnetic chip in the Magic band like a credit card that does not require a battery.