Lines and other mobile websites

[Colleen27]

I still haven't come into the smartphone era, so I'll be using my mobile browser in the parks for the first time in March. And of course I have questions!

Is the information on the mobile web site for Lines the same as in the app itself? Is it updated as frequently?

Are there any other mobile sites worth bookmarking for the trip, aside from Lines and Accuweather?

 

[chartle]

The lines app and mobile website pull from the same database.

m.disneyworld.com is good but not for what it was intended for.

It was meant to be a free wait times app but gives such useless data its not worth the bandwidth but it does have a link to a mobile ADR booking website.

 

[mill4023]

I still haven't come into the smartphone era, so I'll be using my mobile browser in the parks for the first time in March. And of course I have questions!

Is the information on the mobile web site for Lines the same as in the app itself? Is it updated as frequently?

Are there any other mobile sites worth bookmarking for the trip, aside from Lines and Accuweather?

I don't have any confirmation, but as an experienced software developer, I can take a pretty good guess at how the app works.
My assumption is that they have one database where all the wait time data is stored and updated and whether you use the app or the mobile website, it is pulling the same data from the same database.

It would be bad software design to have that data in more than one place.