Best app when on-site?

[littlejewel]

What is the best app for a smart phone when you are on-site at WDW that tells you character appearance schedules, wait times, restaurant availability, etc.? Any recommendations are appreciated! Thanks!

 

[Best Aunt]

The Undercover Tourist app was easiest to use, but the WDW Lines app has the most info -- if you paid to subscribe. Example: the wait time for Epcot Character Spot. The official Verizon app was the least cooperative.

 

[BuzzLiteyear]

For me it was Disney's Mobile Magic, but that was before they made it free.

 

[cruisingkat]

I have 4 different apps for wait times on my Droid - Disney's Mobile Magic is the most accurate and has the most info - including checking for current dining availability and being able to make reservations. In fact, Mobile Magic is the one that I rely on and use the most.

 

[Leona Fishback]

What is the best app for a smart phone when you are on-site at WDW that tells you character appearance schedules, wait times, restaurant availability, etc.? Any recommendations are appreciated! Thanks!

I loved Mobile Magic last year for dining reservations (I didn't find wait times very accurate). Very bummed it doesn't work with my new phone.

Lines by the Unofficial Guide touring plans people is also really good.

TWiz, the travel wizard by Our Laughing Place, is great for figuring out the best way to get from say the MK to the Hoop Dee Doo, and roughly how much time it'll take.

 

[dgundry]

We use Mobile Magic primarily for character greetings and dining reservations as it is good and up-to-date for that. The built-in GPS and map feature is also pretty helpful.

However, for waiting times, TP's Lines app has always worked out best for us. The approximate wait times are more realistic than Mobile Magic and the user-entered updates are even more dialed in.