What phone apps are your must have for a WDW trip?

[tocpe321]

Plates. To log licence plates from different States.

[mick]

Originally Posted by tocpe321

Plates. To log licence plates from different States.

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Joan has this. We've "collected" plates for over 10 years and used to write them down as we spotted them but Joan found this app a couple of years ago. It fills in the map of the USA as you spot them.

Mick

[Gill H]

Originally Posted by Helenlou

Which app do you recommend for calculating tips?

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Disney print it on the bill for you.

I also had a free tip calculator app the first time. It was when Disney’s ‘Christmas Carol’ came out so was a Scrooge one. You could set different levels depending if you wanted to be Scrooge or not!

Our Laughing Place do a great transport wizard app for WDW. Put in start and finish places and they give you suggested transport options with approx timings.

[Mo&Chris]

Originally Posted by Disney_time

Tripit

You forward your flight confirmations, parking confirmations, hotel reservations to it and it makes up an itinerary. You then get notifications about changes & delays, even gate numbers. Very useful

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If you're on Android, Google Trips does pretty much the same, and I've found I prefer it.

/Mo

[cheekytink]

We love our Life360 app- we put it on our phones 2 yrs ago and use it every day.
It’s effectively a tracker and shows where you are, or more importantly where your family are if you are separated.
My DH has a habit of not answering his phone and so this way I could see where he is and get to him. It also shows when you/thu have very little battery left and therefore you can get to them before you lose contact.
We found it invaluable when we split up in EPCOT to take DD to the loo etc. The WiFi in the parks makes it easy to use.

[BucksBugsy]

Originally Posted by cheekytink

We love our Life360 app- we put it on our phones 2 yrs ago and use it every day.
It’s effectively a tracker and shows where you are, or more importantly where your family are if you are separated.
My DH has a habit of not answering his phone and so this way I could see where he is and get to him. It also shows when you/thu have very little battery left and therefore you can get to them before you lose contact.
We found it invaluable when we split up in EPCOT to take DD to the loo etc. The WiFi in the parks makes it easy to use.

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This sounds interesting - I use Google maps for location sharing- I'm guessing this is a similar sort of thing

[cheekytink]

Originally Posted by BerkshireBugsy

This sounds interesting - I use Google maps for location sharing- I'm guessing this is a similar sort of thing

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We have found it easier than google maps as you can log areas and name them- so everyone in our “group” knows when someone has arrived at a location (or left).
Obviously, my DS (15) logged all Disney locations including each country around World showcase... it gives a very pleasing “ping” every time we left one country and arrived in another! Lol

[tarik]

Not an app, but I really wish mde could export to google calendar.