Walt Disney World Mobile Site Launched Today

[TestTrackBoy]

Just enter m.disneyworld.com into your mobile browser and you will be directed to a phone friendly version of disneyworld.com. It has some decent infromation on Fastpass and wait times, that give you a general idea of how busy an attraction may be. It has a great deal of information and I suggest you go and check it out! Here are some screen shots from my iPhone:

 

[StefnMike]

Thanks!

 

[AZMyers]

Great site! Thank you for the tip!

 

[Cajun28]

Thanks for the info, just in time for our trip.

 

[wdwpirates]

This is VERY cool! Thanks!!!

 

[JarrothsMom]

Oh My...this is awesome...almost like...y even buy the app when you have this!

 

[selina4disney]

Oh My...this is awesome...almost like...y even buy the app when you have this!

Kind of what I was thinking! This is great!

OP: Thanks for posting this!

 

[bradk]

because this doesn't include GPS capabilities nor does it list character meet & greet info nor does it actually give numbers for standby times. it's actually pretty crude with the standby times. the app would also give you the current FP return window time.

I'm actually very underwhelmed by the mobile site (which you can view in any browser incidentally at http://m.disneyworld.com ). it doesn't eliminate the need for any paper such as the map or times guide, it doesn't include refurbishment info and the info it does have, such as transportation info, is pretty weak at best.

hopefully it'll see some improvements. still waiting for the disneyland version to go online.

 

[eweiss1979]

You don't even have to put into your mobile browser. Just put that link into your regular computer browser to try it out. http://m.disneyworld.com/

 

[Lemoe]

If anyone that isn't in the US wants to access the site (from a mobile or computer) you can use http://m.disneyworld.com/?forceDomestic=true

 

[Doug7856]

I'm glad that there is some information about wait times and FastPass availability. I was under the impression that any of this information would only be available in the Verzion service.

It's a good start. Hopefully it is just the beginning of what will be available.

 

[CR Resort Fan 4 Life]

Will that site also work from my BlackBerry Tour?

 

[Pjimmeyer]

Until they come up a more detailed specialized app for webOS (palm pre) this is GREAT!!! Thanks for the link!

-Jimbo

 

[AZMyers]

I love how it shows the wait times. I was surprised this afternoon that most rides including very popular ones were listed as "see now." I'm going in a couple days...hopefully the lines remain short. I think it was raining though. I'm curious to see how accurate it is.

 

[yrdlyprincess]

I'll have to try it on my verizon phone--

 

[StrikerObi]

Verizon has the exclusive deal on a mobile app (hopefully not for long) but you've got to think that Disney wants to bring this to the iPhone. They could pretty easily get around this legal contract by making a full-blown iPhone website, and utilize the new API calls that websites can make directly to the iPhone's hardware to access things like GPS. That would be pretty slick, at least until a real app is released. At the very least the iPhone version of this mobile site could provide for simple swipe commands. The whole thing is kind of underwhelming. I was hoping for the ability to make ADRs without needing to use the phone while on the go.

Edit: Just noticed that the site doesn't have a pre-set iPhone icon. Really? What year is this?

 

[TestTrackBoy]

The mobile site of disneyland.com has launched today, m.disneyland.com

 

[AmberHeartsDisney]

neat thanks!

 

[Delay Fish]

Great tip! We will definitely use this on our upcoming trip.

 

[PAcpl]

Edit: Just noticed that the site doesn't have a pre-set iPhone icon. Really? What year is this?

The year of the Droid