Touring plans

[Pluto777]

Do your think touring plans is worth it at $25.

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[We’reAllMadHere]

No.

That is the short answer. As to why; they no longer offer the same features they did in the past and have become very lazy with less features than before, despite the increase they ask in price. Their chat does not work well, they no longer show an interactive map with a touring plan that I can see and the value they once had is just not there anymore. Just MY opinion of course, but there it is.

This thread is several months old.

Do you mean a touring plan map like this?

I have not noticed a drop off in features in using TP over the past 8+ years.

 

[Mle8308]

This thread is several months old.

Do you mean a touring plan map like this?

I have not noticed a drop off in features in using TP over the past 8+ years.

Agree, I haven't either. If anything, they made the site more user friendly and it looks great! I renew every year, even the DL version even though I haven't been there since 2022 and don't know when I'll be back to DL!

 

[eticketplease]

I don't know about user friendly for finding room views imo that took a step backwards. It seems so hard to find now.
On a phone I don't even try.

 

[Mle8308]

I don't know about user friendly for finding room views imo that took a step backwards. It seems so hard to find now.
On a phone I don't even try.

I've never tried the rooms finder on my phone, I think the feature is better now than it was. In the old version, if you went back, you basically had to start all over again.

 

[We’reAllMadHere]

I don't know about user friendly for finding room views imo that took a step backwards. It seems so hard to find now.
On a phone I don't even try.

I’ve used it on my phone a lot recently. From the pulldown menu, you go to WDW, then hotels, then room finder, then scroll down to the list of hotels and click the link to view rooms. From there it has the same dropdown menus to select room type, etc.

The one thing I have difficulty finding now are the graphs of wait times for particular rides per day. I can find it but it always takes me some time to remember how.

 

[eticketplease]

I’ve used it on my phone a lot recently. From the pulldown menu, you go to WDW, then hotels, then room finder, then scroll down to the list of hotels and click the link to view rooms. From there it has the same dropdown menus to select room type, etc.

The one thing I have difficulty finding now are the graphs of wait times for particular rides per day. I can find it but it always takes me some time to remember how.

Thank you I completely missed the room finder link. I kept clicking on the resort and then I was stuck. I’m pretty sure that is how I did it before. Thanks again!!

 

[We’reAllMadHere]

Thank you I completely missed the room finder link. I kept clicking on the resort and then I was stuck. I’m pretty sure that is how I did it before. Thanks again!!

You’re welcome!

 

[StageTek]

I have stopped going to WDW. But Touring Plans offered such great value to me for the years I was going that I still subscribe.

 

[Maxnesta]

If you like detailed planning and want to optimize your park days, then yeah, Touring Plans is totally worth the $25. The crowd calendars and customized itineraries can save a ton of time, especially during busy seasons. If you’re more of a go-with-the-flow type, you might not need it, but for maximizing rides with minimal waits, it’s a great tool!

 

[mi*vida*loca]

It's worth it for the Lines app alone.

I went to the chat and pulled up a list of LLMP/LLSP drop times someone put together.

I am renting DVC points and had the owner put in a room request but I will still do a room request with them since it's part of the subscription.

Very worth it to me!