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Best IPhone APP
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Hakunamatata
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Exprcoofto
New Member
WDWMagic What 2 Ride....of course.
I personally find the What 2 Ride app useless since I know what I want to ride. I know others may feel different, but that's just me. (plus the iPhone has a full HTML web browser, so if I need to look at WDWM, I just use the Safari app)
My favorite app to use at the parks is Wishing Stars. It's a game (not an informational app). Basically you go around the park collecting fragments of "Wishing Stars" based on a variety of clues. The different quests have levels, Easy, Medium, Hard, and Ultimate. It's currently only out for Disneyland, however, I've tested and the WDW version and it's amazing. A very fun in-park game!
Buried20KLeague
Well-Known Member
Don't waste your time with the WDW Wait app... It was free so I got it for the heck of it.
It relies on user-fed information. So basically, anyone with the app could go on there and mess with all the wait times so they're not accurate.
The handful of times I checked it for accuracy on our last trip, it was WAYYY off.
I'd suggest that the only app to bother with would be Disney's direct app with Verizon... Which obviously doesn't do anyone any good that has an iPhone.
Tommye1078
Well-Known Member
i use wdw wait times. Its user submitted but both times my wife and I used it we found it to be pretty close.
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
Dance Dance Revolution S+
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What? you can use it in Disney...And you can dance!
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What? you can use it in Disney...And you can dance!
steakers
New Member
Lines is the best hands down. Pay the few bucks for the subscription and get it. Plus then you can view the crowd calendar and other info on their site. They also have a chat section in the app too that is nice to chat and/or ask questions while you are in or out of the world.
I personally find the What 2 Ride app useless since I know what I want to ride. I know others may feel different, but that's just me. (plus the iPhone has a full HTML web browser, so if I need to look at WDWM, I just use the Safari app)
My favorite app to use at the parks is Wishing Stars. It's a game (not an informational app). Basically you go around the park collecting fragments of "Wishing Stars" based on a variety of clues. The different quests have levels, Easy, Medium, Hard, and Ultimate. It's currently only out for Disneyland, however, I've tested and the WDW version and it's amazing. A very fun in-park game!
I personally find the Wishing Stars app useless because its a game and not an informational app.
v_misses_epcot
Member
Because we love to eat, this is by far one of the best apps I've seen out there and one of my favs when it comes to Disney.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/disney-world-dining/id307589910?mt=8
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/disney-world-dining/id307589910?mt=8
Andrew54
Active Member
That is a very handy app for looking at the menus and pricing.
BenS
Member
I've always wondered about the various wait time apps that rely on user submissions. When I first heard about it, I thought there wouldn't be enough submissions to make it worthwhile, but one app is constantly in the top 20 travel apps, so maybe I'm wrong.
Can anyone attest to the accuracy?
Can anyone attest to the accuracy?