Best apps for visiting the World?

[kugelette]

What apps are must-haves for navigating WDW?

 

[cincystamper]

My Disney Experience for FP+ stuff, ADRS, general park info (like finding the nearest restroom, etc).

I also referred quite a bit to the Character Locator app from Kenny the Pirate. I used the Lines app from touringplans.com to keep track of our daily to-do list. Every once in a blue moon I checked the TWiz app to check on transportation options.

 

[Jfsag123]

I second the apps mentioned above and would also like to add an app called WDW Menus. I thnk it's made by the same folks as the Lines app and is exactly what it sounds like - menus for all of the restaurants, along with reviews. Very handy when trying to decide between a few places with picky kiddos on the fly.

 

[Dan Murphy]

The five mentioned in the prior two posts are great.I also use Evernote for keeping records of anything....photos of tickets, DR special extra attraction and tour confirmation numbers, anything I need to save. Mouseperks is great for discounts. I also keep links to Steve's, Deb's, Josh's, and Mary's sites, wish they had apps.

 

[mjhannaf]

If you're into Hidden Mickey's I made a site (in my signature) that is mobile friendly and allows you to upload your very own that you find!

 

[bclark]

I personally like Magic Guide. There is a version for WDW and another for DL and I have used and loved both. They have park maps, park opening/closing times, wait times and restaurant menus. Very user friendly IMO, much better than Disney's own app.