Comprehensive list of all attractions in all parks?

[Guest]

Hi

I'm currently creating a funky excel spreadsheet listing all the parks, attractions, locations within parks, ride info etc. Its quite a task so before I continue, has anybody else done this recently who's willing to share?

Thanks in advance

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by Disneyhol2017

Hi

I'm currently creating a funky excel spreadsheet listing all the parks, attractions, locations within parks, ride info etc. Its quite a task so before I continue, has anybody else done this recently who's willing to share?

Thanks in advance

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They are not spreadsheets but the following DIBB guidebook pages list the Disney attractions and various other bits of info in tabular form:

WDW Rides 101

Disney Ride Times At a Glance

They both have very similar info and at one point I tried to merge the two but only got so far before giving up.

I don't think there's anything similar for the Universal and Seaworld parks.

[Forkbeard]

Originally Posted by Disneyhol2017

Hi

I'm currently creating a funky excel spreadsheet listing all the parks, attractions, locations within parks, ride info etc. Its quite a task so before I continue, has anybody else done this recently who's willing to share?

Thanks in advance

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I constructed a sheet with all the parks and their attractions recently; AK, AQ, BB, BG, DC, EP, HS, IoA, MK, SW, TL, US and VB.

I have around 280 attractions so far, but not all the data is in yet.

Columns; park, priority (must do, etc), map reference (hardly any data as yet, and it changes), order (visiting order), type (show, event etc), attraction, duration (in minutes, about 50% done), FP+ and link (URL to official attraction page, again about 50% complete).

It's all seriously anally retentive, but that's Disney planning for you

[minniemurf]

To me, the planning on a cold winter's night is all part of the excitement. I read about someone using evermore, as an app to plan. Don't know if anyone has tried it, but might be worth looking at? Too technical for me tbh

[Kd0758]

Originally Posted by Forkbeard

I constructed a sheet with all the parks and their attractions recently; AK, AQ, BB, BG, DC, EP, HS, IoA, MK, SW, TL, US and VB.

I have around 280 attractions so far, but not all the data is in yet.

Columns; park, priority (must do, etc), map reference (hardly any data as yet, and it changes), order (visiting order), type (show, event etc), attraction, duration (in minutes, about 50% done), FP+ and link (URL to official attraction page, again about 50% complete).

It's all seriously anally retentive, but that's Disney planning for you

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You are my idol!

[Forkbeard]

Originally Posted by minniemurf

To me, the planning on a cold winter's night is all part of the excitement. I read about someone using evermore, as an app to plan. Don't know if anyone has tried it, but might be worth looking at? Too technical for me tbh

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I gotta say I love it too.

I wonder how many folks out there would buy an app to do all the parks? Maybe something already exists?!? I might knock something up just for my lot next trip.

Originally Posted by Kd0758

You are my idol!

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I think the term is sad fool who spends way too much of his time messing around with Florida planning

[7SeasSailor]

All of the information is in the dibb menu on the right. What benefit would it be on a spreadsheet?

[Forkbeard]

Originally Posted by 7SeasSailor

All of the information is in the dibb menu on the right. What benefit would it be on a spreadsheet?

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To answer the question I know you don't really expect an answer to...

- ease of access
- ability to sort and/or filter
- ability to annotate
- ability to export/import
- ability to control print format
- quality of information
- availability of information

I could probably make that list an order of magnitude larger.

The format is somewhat irrelevant, e.g. Spreadsheet, although some formats suck more than others, e.g. most HTML webpages

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by 7SeasSailor

All of the information is in the dibb menu on the right. What benefit would it be on a spreadsheet?

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Although most of the information is shown somewhere in the DIBB Guidebook, it's not in one single convenient-to-read place. To find out details about the attractions you have to click on each attraction's page, read it, remember it, click back and then click on the next attraction's page, etc.

Also, having it in a spreadsheet means you can filter and/or sort on various criteria. So, if you wanted a list of all attractions in the Production Central area of Universal Studios or attractions that last longer than 10 minutes then it's easy to do this in a spreadsheet (why you would need such a list is beyond me).

Plus all the other things Forkbeard mentions (I only covered the first two).

[Gill H]

I don't subscribe to it myself but I wonder if Touring Plans has something?