Carrying phones in the parks

[BarrettFamily]

I used a Kipling across body bag. I would not have been without my phone. The access it gave me to MDE was really really useful. Knowing wait times, using the interactive park maps, finding restrooms and places to eat was so easy.

[klr15]

I took my phone to the parks. I either took a small cross body bag and kept it in that or I let the other half put it in his zip pocket on his shorts when we went on rides.

[sky13]

I always have my phone with me. It either sits in a pocket, or if I'm on a ride I will put it into my bag (and close my bag securely).

I have however taken selfies on 7DMT and Test Track in the past!

[Jack Daniel's]

Theres always a small walkie talkie for communication

[Gill H]

Originally Posted by Jack Daniel's

Theres always a small walkie talkie for communication

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Not really these days. Firstly, you need to buy them in the US, as UK ones are not allowed as they use a different frequency. Secondly, I have read that they don’t really work now as there are so many competing signals.

Our phones were so useful. You have wi fi everywhere so can message each other free. You can check and change FPs on the go, use park maps, transport wizard, change ADRs, and of course take photos. And now there is mobile ordering for QS restaurants too.

[LLamb]

I have got one if these for this trip. It’s really good fits my phone (iPhone 8) no problem

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