Park Reservations and Those Without Smartphones And Internet

[NightGuardianAngel]

Does anybody know how someone who lives in a remote area where internet and smartphone signal is not available (example: living in the National Radio Quiet Zone such as Green Bank, West Virginia) can make a reservation to go into the park after buying a ticket?

 

[Wedgeout]

I’d try by using a landline with one of those historic dial tones and call Disney’s ticket help center. Hope it works out for you.

 

[Meglen]

No option to go into town and find a computer at a library?

 

[starlite_]

Does anybody know how someone who lives in a remote area where internet and smartphone signal is not available (example: living in the National Radio Quiet Zone such as Green Bank, West Virginia) can make a reservation to go into the park after buying a ticket?

Question, how did they buy a ticket?

 

[Meglen]

Question, how did they buy a ticket?

How did they post on an online forum.. should have been my first question.

 

[starlite_]

How did they post on an online forum.. should have been my first question.

To be fair, they could be asking for a friend. But it seems likely that the same solution used to buy tickets from a remote location could be used to do reservations.

 

[Narcoossee11]

Honestly... . This going to a HUGE hurdle . Either need a friend or a travel agent to book almost everything that has internet service.
Party will HAVE to have a smart phone once in WDW.

 

[NightGuardianAngel]

How did they post on an online forum.. should have been my first question.

It could be that they were posting while they were at a public place with WIFI (such as a restaurant, store, courthouse, or at a school, library, or even in a hotel from a laptop or a public computer while they were in town (outside the National Radio Quiet Zone) or traveling.

 

[Meglen]

It could be that they were posting while they were at a public place with WIFI (such as a restaurant, store, courthouse, or at a school, library, or even in a hotel from a laptop or a public computer while they were in town (outside the National Radio Quiet Zone) or traveling.

Right but if that's the case why ask the question at all? If they know how to access internet. Seems just odd to me

 

[k5xs]

Internet access is not necessarily radio-frequency based. I've visited the National Radio Quiet Zone several times. Homes have DSL and fiber access, just no Wi-Fi (in most cases).

 

[rasclautmangos]

It could be that they were posting while they were at a public place with WIFI (such as a restaurant, store, courthouse, or at a school, library, or even in a hotel from a laptop or a public computer while they were in town (outside the National Radio Quiet Zone) or traveling.

I suppose they could could make a park reservation from those same public locations.