Disneyson
Well-Known Member
I have to say, this is a pretty good app. Played in the park a little today and ran through nearly all the quiz questions in Fantasyland (they need some new ones, but the questions are quite good), got a bunch of achievements (the only one that didn’t instantly work was Pirates), and enjoyed the map.
We did the FP+ version of the Space Mountain game, and it was EXCELLENT. Without too many spoilers, the game is cooperative in a very similar way to the Ellen “Heads Up!” App and it’s incredibly addicting. The gameplay is fun, varied, and surprisingly deep, and the storyline was well integrated. The hidden secrets in the queue were really fun, and I know I didn’t catch them all.
The best part to me, though, was the way it adjusted time in order to accommodate us. While we hadn’t quite reached the climax of the game, the game saw we were close to boarding and asked us where we were. When we said we were about to board, the game gave us a ceremonious ending that made us all feel good about ourselves even though we obviously hadn’t finished the game, AND (my favorite part), THEY TELL YOU TO STORE LOOSE ITEMS AND PULL UP ON YOUR LAPBAR! While many people have made the assumption that this game will slow down wait times, I personally think that the extra, personal, handheld reminders will encourage typical tourists to get ready for the ride quickly and safely.
I can’t wait to try out the Peter Pan game, and I hope to see more games like this arrive on the app in the future, specifically for Safaris, Flight of Passage, Kali River Rapids, Test Track, and Frozen.
We did the FP+ version of the Space Mountain game, and it was EXCELLENT. Without too many spoilers, the game is cooperative in a very similar way to the Ellen “Heads Up!” App and it’s incredibly addicting. The gameplay is fun, varied, and surprisingly deep, and the storyline was well integrated. The hidden secrets in the queue were really fun, and I know I didn’t catch them all.
The best part to me, though, was the way it adjusted time in order to accommodate us. While we hadn’t quite reached the climax of the game, the game saw we were close to boarding and asked us where we were. When we said we were about to board, the game gave us a ceremonious ending that made us all feel good about ourselves even though we obviously hadn’t finished the game, AND (my favorite part), THEY TELL YOU TO STORE LOOSE ITEMS AND PULL UP ON YOUR LAPBAR! While many people have made the assumption that this game will slow down wait times, I personally think that the extra, personal, handheld reminders will encourage typical tourists to get ready for the ride quickly and safely.
I can’t wait to try out the Peter Pan game, and I hope to see more games like this arrive on the app in the future, specifically for Safaris, Flight of Passage, Kali River Rapids, Test Track, and Frozen.