Wait time apps

[Mama Mia]

What is the best wait time app for DL? Is there one still connected to the park? A long time ago Verizon and Disneyland had a partnership for one that was connected but I cannot find it.

 

[Jerryp49]

There is MouseAddict if you have an iPhone. I have an Android and use both MouseWait and Disneyland Wait Times. You can get those from GooglePlay. Another one is Disneyland Inside Out

 

[queso2992]

Touring Plans has a nice app, but it requires a ~$8 subscription for a year. I like it because you can actually time your waits so that others will have more accurate wait times as well.

 

[Geemo]

There is MouseAddict if you have an iPhone. I have an Android and use both MouseWait and Disneyland Wait Times. You can get those from GooglePlay. Another one is Disneyland Inside Out

Are there any other app's for the iPhone?
If there are, which do you feel is best?

For our double senior trip in October, my DGD has an iPhone and I have an android LG G4. I haven't been to the parks with a smart phone before.
Until last week I was still using a flip-phone and only talking and trying to do the texting thing.

DGD can use her phone with her eyes closed.
Me..... Well as it stands... my smart phone is smarted than me at the moment...


Geemo

 

[scrapshappen]

Better than any app I have found is the automated information line called Otto that is run by Disney. Just dial 1-714-520-7090 and say the name of the attraction that you want to know about. It will tell you if the ride is down, how long the wait is and what return times FPs are currently being distributed for. Just my 2 cents.

 

[tarheelalum]

Mousewait is the best for android.

 

[LisaT91403]

Better than any app I have found is the automated information line called Otto that is run by Disney. Just dial 1-714-520-7090 and say the name of the attraction that you want to know about. It will tell you if the ride is down, how long the wait is and what return times FPs are currently being distributed for. Just my 2 cents.

I agree!

 

[Luv Bunnies]

I like Mousewait. It's run by the users, so wait times are entered by people who are in the parks and personally experiencing the lines. I've found the wait times to be pretty accurate. It has a friendly community of users, and it's fun to read through the lounge posts and look at real time pictures from the parks.

 

[momtohms]

I used Mousewait and DLR Lines, both have users reporting in with wait times so I found them to be more accurate (sometimes by quite a bit!) than Disney's posted wait.

 

[wenrob]

Better than any app I have found is the automated information line called Otto that is run by Disney. Just dial 1-714-520-7090 and say the name of the attraction that you want to know about. It will tell you if the ride is down, how long the wait is and what return times FPs are currently being distributed for. Just my 2 cents.

This. Call Otto is way more accurate and dependable. I've had just about every app there is for wait times. This last trip (20th-25th) I used MouseWait and Walkee. I like MouseWait for the crowd index, easy access to show schedules and that they show return times and availability for Fast Passes. The actual wait times for rides is pretty hit and miss. Sometimes it would not be updated for hours. Walkee was much more accurate for wait times and seemed to be updated frequently however, it only shows if FastPasses are available not what time they're available for. Other then that, I hate that app, lol. (It's good if you're not familiar with the parks and will show bathroom locations etc) At certIn points I would have both apps saying a 10-15min wait for something and would call Otto and the ride would be down or a much longer wait. So if you go with any app, make sure you check the times that were last submitted and don't depend solely on them for your info.

eta: I'm an iPhone user.

 

[Mama Mia]

Thanks all! I will add Otto to my phone contacts!