Question about Planning

[mommyto3boys]

Has anyone ever used touringplans.com or the phone app with success? I saw on another thread that people were recommending MouseWait for the phone, but I figured touring plans is so cheap I might give it a try. We will be in the park 12/24-28, so I want to maximize our time in the park since it will be so busy.

Thank you!!!

Danielle

 

[almostmortimer]

I don't feel like the apps can be completely trusted. After all, whether it's Disney or users updating the apps, someone has to put in the information, and I've found it's often wrong.

Touring plans is good, and gives you a great start.

I like Ridemax personally. It's a lot of fun to play around with before you get there, and he is typically spot on.

Since it will be very busy during your stay, I think going with one of the above is smart idea.

 

[mommyto3boys]

Thank you....I will def check out ridemax!

Danielle

 

[KiwiMouseGirl]

Question...does ridemax put the rides in order so that you wait the least amount of time in line like the pre set ones on TouringPlans does? I had a little muck around on TouringPlans starting to plan our first day at Disneyland. I put in all of the attractions we wanted to do that day (including, splash, BTMRR and indy) and it 'told' us to tour Minnie's house first. 0.0

I'd definately pay the subscription fee to ridemax if I knew I could trust their touring plans hah

 

[BayGirl22]

Ridemax you select your rides and it gives you an order. That's it. If you are looking to maximize the number of eticket rides you get on during the busy period seems like it does a good job of that.

Touring Plans you select your rides and can add in other events like shows. You can have it optimize the order for you, or you can shift them around into a schedule, then it tells you the expected wait times. I had some idea of my preferred order but wanted to see wait and ride time data, so I preferred TP. It was more of a checklist for me.

Some here don't trust TP for their crowd prediction calendar. It was fine for me. It also has a Lines App for in the park which I found pretty accurate and very useful.