This information won't be of much help for you to get money on Sunday, but for future reference:
As for which accounts are best for withdrawing currency while abroad, there are two great forex fee free options. Both accounts have zero min balance requirements or monthly fees.
1) Charles Schwab high yield checking (haha, high yield). The associated debit card for the checking account has no forex fees for purchases or ATM transactions and also reimburses ATM fees worldwide. The reimbursements come at the end of the month. Unfortunately it is a hard pull on your credit report to open an account.
2) Fidelity's cash management account. The associated debit card for the checking account technically has a 1% forex fee for ATM transactions in the terms and conditions. But in practice, people have found that it is not charged. ATM fees are also reimbursed worldwide. The reimbursements come within a couple business days. I believe this is not a hard pull on your credit report to open. And there are a few strange quirks that I can't remember right now about this account because it's really an investment account, not a bank account (though it can be used like one). But I do remember these quirks aren't relevant to most people.
I actually have both because I learned about Schwab first, and had to open a Fidelity CMA to be able to redeem cash back on Fidelity's Amex (now becoming a Visa) at the full rate at $50 thresholds. I've never personally tried Fidelity's abroad actually, but I take both debit cards just in case I lose one (I keep one back at the hotel, one in my wallet).