iPhone app?

[stoneyloon]

I've read about an app that tells queue lengths and other park info but I can't find it!

Can anyone please point me in the right direction and comment on whether it was any good when you used it?

 

[BlondeViki]

It's called Lines and I think it's from the Touring Plans people.

There's more info here: http://touringplans.com/disney-world-app

I've never used it, we've downloaded it for our September trip though.

 

[stoneyloon]

It's called Lines and I think it's from the Touring Plans people.

There's more info here: http://touringplans.com/disney-world-app

I've never used it, we've downloaded it for our September trip though.

Great, thanks!

Did you subscribe for $12?

 

[BlondeViki]

Great, thanks!

Did you subscribe for $12?

I've subscribed to the site but I don't remember it costing that much (having just checked the site though, it must have been!) - i think I only subscribed to the WDW section though, as I'm not going to Cali any time soon!!

 

[flortlebap]

I subscribed to touring plans and found it invaluable! You also get a discount if you have the WDW Unofficial Guide.

Just be aware that the Lines app is virtually useless for UK mobiles when in the parks. To turn on data roaming, check the app, shut it down and shut off data roaming added £5 to my pone bill each time. For a thirty second check on the app. No wifi, either.

If you're going to use it, I'd grab a pre paid USA sim card.

 

[bazzanoid]

I just downloaded the free version of Lines and spent about ten minutes going through giggling to myself... withdrawal symptoms bigtime! Especially at the top it tells you the current time at WDW.......

 

[XAVIER]

I use one called "Ride Hopper" and a seperate one for Universal called (I think) "Universal Orlando".

Both show estimated line times.