Android Apps

[epcotWSC]

Would love to have the wait time app for Android, other than that, I hardly use my phone for browsing the web. I use my phone more for the other apps

 

[Testtrack321]

I feel all Disney World focused native applications for any platform are pretty poor.

Lines seems to offer more than just a glorified map or something you can get for free online.

 

[epcotWSC]

the http://m.touringplans.com/wdw looks nice, but I don't feel like subscribing to touringplans.com just to get line times ($11 a year). If they gave me a free guide, then I'd do it, but they don't. I already know everything I'm pretty much going to do at the parks anyway, so I don't need touring plans. Once you go a few times, you pretty much have your plan down.

 

[Alztybrn]

Lines is great. It is really pretty accurate. It also has a section for actual submitted wait times, so you can compare if you wish.

The $11 is worth the Touring Plans subscription. I have been multiple times, but having access to the crowd calendar is a great tool when planning a trip. And...if you subscribe to tourningplans, you get the lines app for free.

Also...I believe if you purchase a book, you get a touring plans subscription for free, but I don' think Lines comes with that.

 

[lilclerk]

Also...I believe if you purchase a book, you get a touring plans subscription for free, but I don' think Lines comes with that.

If you have the current book, you get 50% off the touringplans subscription, and that does include Lines :sohappy:
If you subscribe to the allears.com newsletter, they also have discount codes sometimes.

 

[loveofamouse]

you have an android phone not on verizon? I didn't think that was possible. disney partnered with verizon to create some apps for their phones, which makes sense for both for having that agreement. if you are looking for a mobile app with disney info, I thought that either wdwmagic or allears has a mobile app.

:lol: I thought you were serious, too, and I am a sarcastic person.