Droid Disney Line application

[jemmouse]

Just back from Disneyworld and I purchased the app that cost 8.99 and then told me all line times, fastpass info, park crowds, hours of parks, etc....It was AWESOME...It saved so much time running around knowing when and where the fastpasses were at or if they were gone for the day. Technology is wonderful!!!!One word though for the week I was there CROWDED!!!!

 

[BrownDalmatian]

Just got back from Disney (they closed at 1am tonight!). We used "Ride Hopper" (also on an Android, but they have the app for iPhone too). It was a free app though. Which one did you use that costed $8.99? Just wondering, was going to see if it was better than the free one we have (which is great by the way). I know there's a paid version of Ride Hopper app but I'm not sure what the difference is between it and the free one (maybe the ads, but they don't bother me to be honest).

 

[cogero]

I would be curious too as to which one it is.

 

[Corryn]

Verizon has some sort of "magic" app, but it's telling my my phone can't support it... I've got the friggin' Droid, how much more technical can ya get LOL
Anyone hear about this?

 

[jemmouse]

Verizon has some sort of "magic" app, but it's telling my my phone can't support it... I've got the friggin' Droid, how much more technical can ya get LOL
Anyone hear about this?

Same here, I have the Droid and I couldn't use that one also. The app I installed was Disney World Lines www.TouringPlans.com I really liked it. I have it for one year. So as of right now Soarin Fastpass is GONE...Love being able to check on things, but would love it even more if I were back....

 

[BrownDalmatian]

Verizon has some sort of "magic" app, but it's telling my my phone can't support it... I've got the friggin' Droid, how much more technical can ya get LOL
Anyone hear about this?

I don't have Verizon, but if you have a Motorola Droid you should be able to get "Ride Hopper" which is free and - IMO - very handy.