Does anyone have the WDW Touring Plans?

[gemduncan]

I will be going to MK for 1 day only this Thursday. Would someone be willing to help me with a touring group plan?

Here are some of our must dos...
9am New rope drop show at the Castle
FP 9:50-10:50 - Space Mountain
FP 11:15-12:15 - Big Thunder Railroad
FP 12:35-1:35 - 7DMT
6:30pm - Tony's for dinner
8pm - Wishes
Need a QS lunch break
Splash Mountain
Tea Cups
Speedway race car
Dumbo Ride
Pirates of Caribbean
Haunted Mansion
Jungle Cruise
Enchanted Tales with Belle
Ariel's Groto
Muppets Presents

 

[Allison]

You mean a customized plan? You need your own subscription to do this.

Enjoy your day in the MK.

ETA-You can customize your own plan as part of the free access.

 

[gemduncan]

You mean a customized plan? You need your own subscription to do this.

Enjoy your day in the MK.

Yes, I realize this. I was hoping someone on this board with a subscription might be kind enough to help.

 

[Roxyfire]

Yes, I realize this. I was hoping someone on this board with a subscription might be kind enough to help.

Look, it's like $7 a year. I know people don't want to really pay extra on top of all the cost of a WDW vacation. But I feel like if you're going to use the service, just pay the fee. It does not automatically renew and I read on their website if you are dissatisfied, you can request a refund. Plus, if you use a smartphone you can download their app that shows user entered wait times. That means, people in the parks are telling you what their actual wait was compared to what Disney has posted. When rides close or break down, it will tell you a time it may come back online. Personally, I'm a satisfied customer and have renewed once I tried it out in the parks.

 

[mrsR123]

I agree with PP. Join. I come here for word on the street and camaraderie, but TP has the best research-based tools in the business. ANd their app is terrific.

 

[gemduncan]

Look, it's like $7 a year. I know people don't want to really pay extra on top of all the cost of a WDW vacation. But I feel like if you're going to use the service, just pay the fee. It does not automatically renew and I read on their website if you are dissatisfied, you can request a refund. Plus, if you use a smartphone you can download their app that shows user entered wait times. That means, people in the parks are telling you what their actual wait was compared to what Disney has posted. When rides close or break down, it will tell you a time it may come back online. Personally, I'm a satisfied customer and have renewed once I tried it out in the parks.

Oh, I didn't realize it was that cheap. I had a friend create one for me in the past so I didn't look into the cost.

 

[Roxyfire]

Oh, I didn't realize it was that cheap. I had a friend create one for me in the past so I didn't look into the cost.

Oh yeah, very inexpensive. I see nothing wrong with sharing among family members, but it is nice to have your own username too.

 

[pitpat]

your fastpasses have you crossing the whole park too much. I would change the BTMRR time to later when you'll be in that area. look at a park map and you can find an order that makes more sense.

It's easy to ride Space Mtn right after the welcome show without a FP, if you want to save it for Splash or JC.

 

[gemduncan]

Where do you see $7? I see $14.95. Sorry I'm cheap. Is there a discount code for 50% off?

 

[gemduncan]

your fastpasses have you crossing the whole park too much. I would change the BTMRR time to later when you'll be in that area. look at a park map and you can find an order that makes more sense.

It's easy to ride Space Mtn right after the welcome show without a FP, if you want to save it for Splash or JC.

Yes, I know. I hate that but that's what my friend recommended I do :-(

 

[ThornXBL]

Where do you see $7? I see $14.95. Sorry I'm cheap. Is there a discount code for 50% off?

I believe you can get 50% (or close to it) off if you have the Unofficial Guide book (physical or e-book). Mousesavers has a smaller discount code for touringplans as well.

 

[gemduncan]

your fastpasses have you crossing the whole park too much. I would change the BTMRR time to later when you'll be in that area. look at a park map and you can find an order that makes more sense.

It's easy to ride Space Mtn right after the welcome show without a FP, if you want to save it for Splash or JC.

I cannot change my FP :-( My friend suggested that I get FP for morning/ early afternoon so that I can quickly get more FP after I use my first 3. So, it looks like I"m stuck going from Tomorrowland to Frontierland to Fantasyland. Not ideal but I will have to make it work.

 

[Mjkre]

I do not use touring plans. But I would make the Space Mt FP for later in the afternoon. Do fronteir land stuff stuff in morn ending at Big Thunder.

Or do tomorrow land and fantasy land first (including Space) followed by your FP for 7dmt...use Space FP for Splash or Peter Pan after lunch and move BTRR to after lunch

I think Toon town is less crowded in evening but could be wrong.

Your wish list skips some major rides imho, but to each his own!

Just saw your post that u can't change your fps--not sure why? You can even change day of subject to availability, of course.

Good luck

 

[SaharanTea]

You only need a basic (free) subscription to do personalized touring plans. All you have to do is create a free account. The premium touring plans are the ones that come with the subscription (among other services).

Also, there is always a discount code at the bottom of the first page to get 20% off the premium subscription amount. I find the Lines App and other services to be worth the ~$12 cost

 

[ErinInCT]

Could someone post a link to this service? Or if it's an app can you give me the name to search in the app store? Thanks

 

[ngm]

www.touringplans.com and the app is called WDW Lines.

 

[lentesta]

Erin, if you just want to create a touring plan and have it optimized, that feature is free. Sign up for the basic account and you'll still have access to the those. You can also download the app (free) and update your touring plan in the park (free). It's the other stuff that requires a subscription.

 

[gemduncan]

You only need a basic (free) subscription to do personalized touring plans. All you have to do is create a free account. The premium touring plans are the ones that come with the subscription (among other services).

Also, there is always a discount code at the bottom of the first page to get 20% off the premium subscription amount. I find the Lines App and other services to be worth the ~$12 cost

How do I get the basic "free" subscription? The only one that I can find is the $14.95 version. I just need the Touring Plan for 1 Day at MK for this Thursday.

 

[ngm]

When you press subscribe and get the page with the $14.95 and asking you to pay, over on the right under "Why Join" it has a little line saying "Or just get basic access . . .". Press that.

 

[IrishNYC]

Where do you see $7? I see $14.95. Sorry I'm cheap. Is there a discount code for 50% off?

We all pay a lot of money to go to Disney. Is another $12-15 going to break you?