Two new MagicBand+ designs have debuted at Walt Disney World this week. We found a Loki design in the Emporium at Magic Kingdom and a Cinderella Castle design at Fantasia Market in Disney’s Contemporary Resort.
Loki MagicBand+ – $44.99
This band is light green, with touches of darker green and gold.
His horned helmet is pictured in gold against a dark green circle on the center puck.
“Master of Mischief” is printed in yellow-green below the puck, followed by an image of his scepter, which held the Mind Stone in “The Avengers.”
Loki himself is pictured on the other side of the band, wearing his gold helmet and Asgardian armor. A ring of golden circles is around him.
His name is printed in green-blue lettering with a yellow border.
Loki, as played by Tom Hiddleston, will return to the MCU in “Loki” season 2, premiering on October 6, 2023, on Disney+.
Cinderella Castle MagicBand+ – $44.99
This band is predominantly blue.
Down one end of the band are yellow, purple, and orange diamonds with the silhouette of Cinderella Castle, Mickey’s head, and a firework ring.
The Walt Disney World Mickey globe logo is on the center puck in a brighter blue.
Fireworks are pictured above a blue and white image of Cinderella Castle on the solid side of the band. This depiction of Cinderella Castle doesn’t include the bright pink added during its 50th anniversary makeover.
Which band do you prefer? Let us know in the comments and check out more recent designs:
- New Fantasmic! MagicBand+ at Walt Disney World
- New Limited Edition Disney Munchlings MagicBand+ at Walt Disney World
- New Live Action ‘The Little Mermaid’ MagicBand+ at Walt Disney World
- New Limited Release Toy Story Summer Splash MagicBand+ at Walt Disney World
MagicBand+ Explained
MagicBand+ is the latest iteration of MagicBand, which guests can use in place of a physical ticket to enter Disney Parks, attach PhotoPass pictures, make purchases, and more. It is available at Walt Disney World Resort and was also the first version of the series to launch at Disneyland Resort. It recently launched as DisneyBand on Disney Cruise Line.
Unlike previous styles, these newer bands interact with the environment of Disney Parks. They light up and vibrate, synching up with Disney attractions and nighttime spectaculars. They interact with Disney Fab 50 statues and can be used to play games like Disney Fab 50 Quest at Walt Disney World and Star Wars: Batuu Bounty Hunters is at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in both Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disneyland Park. The latest band interaction has also begun with Disney100 decorations at Disneyland Resort.
Read about how to pair MagicBand+ with My Disney Experience and with the Disneyland app. Also, read our posts about MagicBand+ details at Walt Disney World Resort and at Disneyland Resort.
Curious about how kids deal with these latest bands? One of our reporters bought one for her four-year-old and shared her experience.
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