LLMP & LLSP Planning

[BobbyBond2]

I've been messing around with the LLMP & LLSP for our upcoming trip next week, and it seems to be only purchasable and modifiable using the mobile app. Has anyone had any luck planning for LLMP & LLSP in on the MDE website?

 

[Karalee402]

From everything I'm reading, it seems you can only use the app.

 

[Dave006]

I've been messing around with the LLMP & LLSP for our upcoming trip next week, and it seems to be only purchasable and modifiable using the mobile app. Has anyone had any luck planning for LLMP & LLSP in on the MDE website?

No go on a web version. @Karalee402 is on the right track. The reason that is quoted most often is that Disney chose not to spend extra to have both a web version and 2 Smartphone app versions: iOS and Android.

Dave

 

[BobbyBond2]

No go on a web version. @Karalee402 is on the right track. The reason that is quoted most often is that Disney chose not to spend extra to have both a web version and 2 Smartphone app versions: iOS and Android.

Dave

Thanks Dave and @Karalee402 - Amazing! Disney can't spend money on something, but they sure love taking it

 

[run_Disney]

Thanks Dave and @Karalee402 - Amazing! Disney can't spend money on something, but they sure love taking it

It makes sense not to have a web version. Most guests will be viewing plans, making modifications, and adding additional attractions while on the go, using a phone. I'd rather Disney prioritize the app to insure it is fully functional, user friendly, and able to handle an appropriate number of guests all at once. I don't believe that a web version would be as useful or have as much guest demand as a well designed app.

 

[Jennifer T.]

I had the same question for my upcoming trip because I kind of remember being able to do it years ago with Fastpass on my laptop. I did the chat on the website and the cast member confirmed it is mobile app only.

 

[Dave006]

I had the same question for my upcoming trip because I kind of remember being able to do it years ago with Fastpass on my laptop. I did the chat on the website and the cast member confirmed it is mobile app only.

Correct with FP+ you could use the web instance of MDE or the Smartphone version. There were also issues with data synchronization between the (2) data instances that were used.

Dave

 

[run_Disney]

There were also issues with data synchronization between the (2) data instances that were used.

That's the non technical point I was trying to make in my post above. App only is likely a smoother user experience when there are so many moving parts to the system. It's not simply about Disney being frugal as was implied by OP.

 

[BobbyBond2]

It makes sense not to have a web version. Most guests will be viewing plans, making modifications, and adding additional attractions while on the go, using a phone. I'd rather Disney prioritize the app to insure it is fully functional, user friendly, and able to handle an appropriate number of guests all at once. I don't believe that a web version would be as useful or have as much guest demand as a well designed app.

The mobility of the application makes sense; I get it, the world is mobile now. I just found it convenient to do things from my PC when I'm at my office.