Spreadsheet for FP+s?

[connie254]

I do have the MDE app but don't want to constantly wait for that app to open while I'm walking around the parks, having to try to see the FP+ times in Florida sun.
Would anyone do an actual spreadsheet with the FP+ on it totake into the parks?

 

[ErinsMommy]

You can print them out from MDE.

 

[Aggiegrl]

Maybe just screenshot your app so it's in your pictures?

I'm all about spreadsheets, but I'm also lazy.

 

[VDrolet]

Screenshots would be the easiest way to do it!

 

[jtowntoflorida]

I do have the MDE app but don't want to constantly wait for that app to open while I'm walking around the parks, having to try to see the FP+ times in Florida sun.
Would anyone do an actual spreadsheet with the FP+ on it totake into the parks?

It's not a spreadsheet (rather a table in Word), but I do this. It's the format I use for my touring plan. I make one up for each day, print them on 4x6 index cards, and stick them in a little plastic album I got from Wal-Mart for $1. I call it my binder even though it's not a binder. That's how I keep everything straight. It's old fashioned, but it works. And it's cute.

I also email a copy to myself so I have a backup in case I were to lose it.

 

[kaybird]

I do add them to my trip spreadsheet. It has my adr's, EMH parks, and any parade or special events. I also put my FP+ on my phone calendar, then it just pops up when it gets close to the time.

 

[Aliceacc]

I went to MDE and to the Itinerary link, then printed up my whole week.

From there, each day is on its own index card: ADRs and FPs, all in one spot.

 

[GAJulie]

I love the idea of printing and putting on an index card (or something that size). Then I can have one for me and one for my husband. I hate the idea of being so dependent on my phone all day...this is vacation, and I'd really love to unplug.