How accurate is touringplans

[rebeccalizzie]

In your experience? I'm trying to do a plan for our trip the last week of May. Some of the wait times I'm thinking might be WAY optimistic, so I'm wondering if I should switch things around? For instance, it has us doing Test Track at 8:07 and seems to think there will be a 6 minute wait? For Test Track? I'm thinking maybe I should put that at the beginning of the day to make sure we can at least FP it, because it's a must do, but it's also making me doubt the rest of the plans.

What has been your experience? We aren't planning to stick to it religiously, but I am using it to have a basic framework to make sure we get to the rides we want most without having to criss cross the parks.

 

[rebeccalizzie]

Well that makes more sense...it has me getting a FP for Test Track at 2 in order to get that 6 minute wait at 8 PM LOL. So at least they aren't *completely* insane! I would still love to hear your experiences though!

 

[kay1864]

As usual I recommend RideMax over Touring Plans. The RM people collect wait time date throughout the year, and their wait times (and recommended schedules) for me have always been spot-on. Used it five times over the past 4 years, and several friends of mine have as well.

 

[annieL]

We used Touring Plans for a 1 day trip to MK pre DCL. We were very pleased with the plan. We avoided long lines and were able to get through all the highlights. We will be using them again for our second trip to Disney in October.

 

[BeerMe]

It's fairly accurate - as much so as others and I like the Android app for wait times, but the Disney app works pretty good too.