Thank you.To get back to the original question and not a debate on whether gift cards or MagicBands are better or worse so we can help the OP - once the bill is presented, you can pay by however you want. MagicBand, gift card, credit card, debit card, and *gasp* even cashYour server will not assume you are putting it on your MagicBand at all.
No worries. Threads turn into little kerfuffles all the time
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Here is an idea that worked like a charm for our last trip. First of all, I bought the gift cards at BJ'S and got a discount. Yay mom! Second, I would look at each day's meal plans and then load plenty to cover for the whole day of eating and snacking. So, our last trip for 7 days, we had 7 "meal cards". Each morning, my husband would pop that days card in his wallet and we would use it. Lastly and most certainly most importantlyour kids knew whatever was left over on the cards at the end of the day could be used for whatever junk they wanted to buy, MB accessories, the 9th bag of goofy candy, etc. This amazingly simple idea saved so much wasted food. They were willing to share food with us or even each other, when I knew their portions would be too much for them alone.
I also use my credit cards for just about everything ... except Disney. Like many people I use Disney Gift Cards because I can get them at a discount (at least 5%). I saved over 10% on my last gift card purchase in December.
What? I don't understand what you mean? I use all my gift cards down to the last penny.There is a "limit" from what we can tell. So, if you bought the $100 card for $25, they won't work under $25. We received the gift cards from a friend so never asked what he bought them for but $25 was "our" limit
There is a "limit" from what we can tell. So, if you bought the $100 card for $25, they won't work under $25. We received the gift cards from a friend so never asked what he bought them for but $25 was "our" limit
