APPS for Smartphone

[WildGrits]

No Iphone here.

Does anyone have any apps other than GPS that makes adding a data plan worth it for a trip to Disney. We are driving.

 

[churchpilot]

I have a Droid Incredible and have the touringplans app for wait times. If you aren't that familiar with the parks, another app has maps to all of the parks and will give you a brief description of all of the attractions when you "click" on it. And you can always download Disney's app that will do all of the above and more for $9.99. We used that app in April on my husbands Dare and it kept locking his phone up. He has since jettisoned the Dare, but we didn't rebuy Disney's app on the two trips we've been on since April. We did use the touringplans app in May and June and found it to be fairly reliable on wait times and extremely reliable on fastpass return times. Hope this helps and have fun.

 

[WildGrits]

Yeah I was looking at Lines. I listen to the podcast weekly so I figured I would download it.

It's good to hear that it is reliable.

 

[kcbedo]

There's also Ride Hopper in the Android Marketplace that a lot of people like.

Also, m.disneyworld.com in the browser is pretty useful.

 

[LadybugMomma]

I have used all 3 and find that Lines has been the best. Ride hopper is not as well known as Lines so you don't get as much user input. Make sure that if you do use Lines that you look at the user submitted times and not just the estimated wait times.