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You can also click the banner at the top of this message board. It works better than a wrist band in that it enables you to find your lost child rather than someone else taking action. You call them when you lose your "runner" and they will direct you to him/her until found, even if they are on...

I actually used this a while back (before they started advertising it here) without any issues. They delivered it on time and I returned it when I got home. They did a test with me to see if it was providing the location correctly, which it did.....so I was all for it. Compared to the typical...

The wristbands are definitely a good idea. Of course this assumes that a child will tell someone they are lost, and do so in a timely manner, good luck. :brick: In the meantime parents are in a panic state hoping the child or someone else is taking action. I think the purpose of the GPS...

Disney went to their own closed Nextel multi-channel system a few years ago. There is no way to listen in- or use use your own Nextel phone to communicate on their system.

Point well made, lost is lost. That is why I posted about that gps tracker thing in a previous post http://rent.bigleapgps.com All of those name id tags, etc. are great but also are not going to help ME find my missing daughter. They assume that the child will tell someone they are lost-...

missing children see here---> http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?p=3616791&highlight=lost+child#post3616791

missing children problem solved !!! I found a banner ad over on thedisneyblog.com that said that 27% of children going to theme parks get lost and directed me over to http://rent.bigleapgps.com Apparently there is a small gps tracking device you can rent for your trip just for this problem...