Disney iPhone programs

[DisneyFairytale]

Hi there!
Anyone accounter some Disney related programs for the iPhone?

I know there is a kid's card game set but curious as to whether or not there might be other programs that are Disney related?

Thanks everyone

 

[*NikkiBell*]

I just saw a Disney Fairies one. I did a search for Disney apps and a bunch came up. There weren't too many games though.

 

[DisneyFairytale]

I just realized I could search thru itunes

What I would really like to see is something to keep track of Disney News.

 

[auroralark]

I've seen a few related to the parks, but I haven't downloaded any. The ones that I found didn't get such great reviews... You also have to pay for them, and I'm super cheap and tend to only download free ones!

 

[sarahsar]

Hi there!
Anyone accounter some Disney related programs for the iPhone?

I know there is a kid's card game set but curious as to whether or not there might be other programs that are Disney related?

Thanks everyone

We had a big thread about Disney iPhone stuff on DISboards:
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2151270

I also blogged about it with some reviews of some of the touring apps. I'm not sure about the reviews they got on iTunes, but I have found a few of them quite useful. Unfortunately, some of the map ones aren't available right now. Anyway, here's my link to my reviews:
http://medgirl2001.blogspot.com/

As for games, my 4 year old loves "Disney Fairies Fly." It's actually pretty well done, with nice music and graphics. It's not difficult, but considering the target audience is probably the little princess set, that's fine. The Mickey & Co. card game is cute too.

 

[rsauer]

One of the big races now in terms of WDW fan technology is a realtime phone or WiFi enabled guide to the parks. Pete's will use the Iphone- necessary due to lack of WiFi in the parks. Itunes has some WiFi apps for Ipod Touch and Iphone like the park guides from pinpoint.com ($4.99 for all 4 parks and Blizzard beach). The pinpoint software links to websites to include menus from restaurants via a link to AllEars.net, But again, one needs to have a WiFi connection.
Pete better hurry, though. Len Testa at the Unofficial Guide indicates they are working on a realtime WDW guide application for Iphone, too.

Of course, it will be nice to have a choice based on features and price. And, if it has links to ads, then they might be free.

 

[sarahsar]

A real-time guide would be awesome, particularly if it had wait times. It would require participation from users to keep it updated, but that's certainly possible. The Unofficial Guide people post updated wait times to Twitter from time to time, just from people twittering in.