My daughter needs your help

[auntpoly]

My daughter is a magazine edito writing an article about "doing disney digitally" - it's an assignment and we can't think of much beyond the Verizon app and photopass.

Help! Can anyone think of anything else?

 

[poohbearwithme]

You can always go over to youtube and look a videos from the park and attactions.

 

[disgrl]

This may no be what you mean but what about all the conveniences of doing your planning digitally? ADRs online, online check in, etc.

 

[LockShockBarrel]

Not sure if you mean planning digitally or not...but if not think of all the computers it takes to run the place, I'd bet every single ride has some kind of digital component. There's the menu screens at some of the CS restaurants, and some I think have ways to place your order through a digital screen.

 

[KatieDisneyDarcy]

Do you mean digital things to help you out when at Disney?

What about the touringplans.com mobile app Lines - awesome tool for park wait times.

Also the disney transportation wizard which tells you haow to get to/from anywhere in the World.

How about using mifi as no wifi in parks?

What about attractions like Monsters Inc where you can participate using your mobile phone?

 

[Cynth]

Also Fastpass is only possible since the digitalisation of the world.
And even the booking of planes and everything online.
The forums and all the other informations that make it possible to plan things in advance, because we know when the parades and fireworks are.

And for us, from an other timezone,it changed a lot. I would never make a ADR if I hat to call during US opening hours.

 

[scrappinginontario]

Pal Mickey was great when it was available. No longer available to purchase I believe.

 

[lizzyshakuntala]

Not sure if it falls in that category, but this page lists a bunch of planning tools that I think a lot of DISers are already familiar with.

http://pscalculator.net/pswebtools.shtml

Good luck to your daughter for the assignment