Waitime apps

[brookies_mommy]

Are they pretty accurate?

 

[ConnieB]

The one I have is called Mousewait. We were there the weekend after THanksgiving through mid December. It was really very accurate....certainly within minutes of what was posted (which remember can change at the blink of an eye). I believe that this one is generated by people at the park sending in what is shown on the signs outside the rides....I know I did it a couple of times when it was more than 5 minutes off. Remember, though that while I was there the wait times for most things were 15 minutes, with things like Space Mountain being under 30 minutes most times, and the longest the entire trip was Toy Story at 45 - 60 minute wait times.

We found it accurate enough that when we got off a ride we'd check it for things nearby to know which direction to walk and I don't remember ever thinking it lied to me, lol.

I decided to download that the morning we were to leave, so I didn't get around to looking into any others....but I think it would be fun to have more than one of the apps and play them against each other to see who is exactly right more of the time. Yeah, sometimes I get carried away with the fun of it all, lol.

 

[coaches24]

The one I have is called Mousewait. We were there the weekend after THanksgiving through mid December. It was really very accurate....certainly within minutes of what was posted (which remember can change at the blink of an eye). I believe that this one is generated by people at the park sending in what is shown on the signs outside the rides....I know I did it a couple of times when it was more than 5 minutes off. Remember, though that while I was there the wait times for most things were 15 minutes, with things like Space Mountain being under 30 minutes most times, and the longest the entire trip was Toy Story at 45 - 60 minute wait times.

We found it accurate enough that when we got off a ride we'd check it for things nearby to know which direction to walk and I don't remember ever thinking it lied to me, lol.

I decided to download that the morning we were to leave, so I didn't get around to looking into any others....but I think it would be fun to have more than one of the apps and play them against each other to see who is exactly right more of the time. Yeah, sometimes I get carried away with the fun of it all, lol.

I just got home today from a 3 day trip and I found Mousewait was the most accurate as well. Walkee was the one I used to find things but the wait times on there were not updated nearly as much as mousewait. You will still find times where some of the rides dont get updated very often but for the most part mousewait was much better for wait times.

 

[brookies_mommy]

Good to know thanks

 

[FlameGirl]

Love Mousewait.

 

[CrazyDuck]

Mousewait FTW!

 

[LisaCat]

Mousewait is what I use as well and I find it pretty accurate. Well, as accurate as the posted wait times at the attractions anyway.... LOL

 

[mvf-m11c]

I like using Mousewait and like what everyone else said that it is really accurate. I also like using the WDW lines app from touringplans.com.

 

[brookies_mommy]

Following the app seems more logical then getting ridemax.. I tried that last time.. it was too hard to follow with unpredictable things going on

 

[SnowWhite09]

I have Mousewait and DL waits, but funnily enough I have never compared them I guess I will when we go in July.