What are the hacks for the MNSSHP bands, so a child cannot over-tighten them?

[clh2]

I’ve heard kiddos can overtighten the bands. I would assume there are tips & tricks to help prevent this problem.

I’m curious what your creative solutions are for this problem!

 

[Kooks and Bay Bay]

Generally the CM puts them on.
Not sure how you could tighten or loosen it after its on.

 

[dez1978]

Generally the CM puts them on.
Not sure how you could tighten or loosen it after its on.

They aren;t the paper ones anymore. They are a ribbon with a black bead type thing that allows it to be overtightened.

 

[wdwfan94]

They aren;t the paper ones anymore. They are a ribbon with a black bead type thing that allows it to be overtightened.

I wonder why they switched

 

[Sprinkles&Sprints]

Yeah, we ran into this issue. Thankfully the CM put a new one on (it was obvious this happens often). TBH, I’m not sure how you can prevent it short of telling your kiddo not to (assuming they’re old enough). Maybe you could tie something else (a rubber band) around one part to prevent it from moving.

 

[EddieMI]

The only thing I think you can do is cut off the ends so that there is nothing to pull on and make them tighter.

 

[Debbie Jean]

Yeah, this is a real issue for the littles. They warn you when they put it on but it is irrelevant for small children who tug at everything. I was in line for Dumbo behind a mom trying to console her sweet little girl who was in tears because she had tightened it. CM at the ride had no scissors… I suggested the shop across the way since I’m assuming CM’s there would use them to remove tags, etc.

Not well thought out, Disney!

 

[ellbell]

Maybe attach a saftey pin right under the bead. It would prevent it from getting tighter but a child might undo it.

Wrapping a bandaid around it might also work

 

[HopperFan]

If you take the two ends and tie them in a double knot looping under ... then even if they keep pulling them it will not impact the "lock". The lock only slides tighter but with a knot it can't slide. Before & After ...

 

[TikiRob]

Yeah, this is a real issue for the littles. They warn you when they put it on but it is irrelevant for small children who tug at everything. I was in line for Dumbo behind a mom trying to console her sweet little girl who was in tears because she had tightened it. CM at the ride had no scissors… I suggested the shop across the way since I’m assuming CM’s there would use them to remove tags, etc.

Not well thought out, Disney!

Littles? My 16 and 20 year olds had to get their's removed!

 

[SheSingsAlong]

This post was very timely for me because we are attending the party in 2 weeks and I just know my DD will accidentally tighten it if I don't do something to prevent it!

 

[reddog21]

I'm 1000000% team ribbon it so much better than those paper one.

Do people that go to Disney not go to any other festivals? These type of bands are everywhere and have been for awhile.

To keep it from tightening I would just use a small safety pin on the other side of the black piece. Similar to this by a safety pin 1/8 the size.

 

[clh2]

Do people that go to Disney not go to any other festivals? These type of bands are everywhere and have been for awhile.


To keep it from tightening I would just use a small safety pin on the other side of the black piece. Similar to this by a safety pin 1/8 the size.
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Nope, have never been to an event with something like this.

 

[elvispursley]

Boy, wish I’d known this when we went last month (the double knotting). My 7yo and 13 yo niece and nephew did this.

 

[nerdboyrockstar]

I wish I knew. Took my little nieces and nephew to see Lion King Broadway and these were the VIP bracelets.

Had to take two of them out of the show at separate times to the lobby to have them cut off because they had each overtightened them to the point of anguish.

 

[ParrotBill]

Good reminder about these being hard to remove at all. Back at the hotel room, using nail clippers to gnaw at them. I don't travel with scissors!