You know you're a WDW nut when...

[momeja]

Most rely on sent in information from other guests at the park so accuracy is always going to be in question. Wait time change constantly.

...and thus the reliability is questionable. I was not impressed the apps the mousekecouple had on their iphones.

Even the tip boards at the parks are somewhat questionable. The CM stationed there contacts all the attractions for their wait times every 30 minutes if not every hour (I could be wrong, it's been a while).

To me, the fun of the app is not having it at the park but using for a Disney fix at home, since I don't ride any attraction listing a wait time on the board of more than 15 min, unless I have an FP for it. I figure there are plenty of other attractions to enjoy. I've just always wanted to know what the wait times are on peak days in peak season.

Guess I should add July 4th to my list, too.

[boilerbabe]

You make a dining reservation at a restaurant but refer to it as your "ADR"

[mindflipper]

You make a dining reservation at a restaurant but refer to it as your "ADR"

Well, it is a ADR, just not at a Disney World restaurant. You can always pretend where-ever you're dining is at WDW resort.

[dichuy]

You make a dining reservation at a restaurant but refer to it as your "ADR"

Well, it is a ADR, just not at a Disney World restaurant. You can always pretend where-ever you're dining is at WDW resort.

Hmmmmm, I like that idea. I wonder if Rosa Mexicano will understand when I call and say I'd like to make an ADR?

[SimonTemplar]

You routinely get on Bing or Google Earth just so you can explore WDW from an aerial point of view. I can take up some serious time just "flying" around the property using one of those programs.

[jlpeaches255]

You routinely get on Bing or Google Earth just so you can explore WDW from an aerial point of view. I can take up some serious time just "flying" around the property using one of those programs.

Combine that with some ride video footage and you can waste a whole day!

[Polynesian Princess]

Any time I use Google Earth, I have to look at Disney World first. I get upset when my husband forgets this rule.

[aboden]

...and thus the reliability is questionable. I was not impressed the apps the mousekecouple had on their iphones.

Even the tip boards at the parks are somewhat questionable. The CM stationed there contacts all the attractions for their wait times every 30 minutes if not every hour (I could be wrong, it's been a while).

To me, the fun of the app is not having it at the park but using for a Disney fix at home, since I don't ride any attraction listing a wait time on the board of more than 15 min, unless I have an FP for it. I figure there are plenty of other attractions to enjoy. I've just always wanted to know what the wait times are on peak days in peak season.

Guess I should add July 4th to my list, too.

Heheh I could see that watching your phone going "If i was there..."

[mindflipper]

Any time I use Google Earth, I have to look at Disney World first. I get upset when my husband forgets this rule.

What? He has not been completely indoctrinated into being a Disney theme-park fan yet? Sounds like some heavy brainwashing is gonna be the next step...

[momeja]

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To me, the fun of the app is not having it at the park but using for a Disney fix at home, since I don't ride any attraction listing a wait time on the board of more than 15 min, unless I have an FP for it. I figure there are plenty of other attractions to enjoy. I've just always wanted to know what the wait times are on peak days in peak season.

Guess I should add July 4th to my list, too.

Heheh I could see that watching your phone going "If i was there..."

Either that or "Suckers!"

[Len90]

When you are working feverishly on some school work and suddenly get the urge to get a drink so you can whip out your Mickey mug. Did that earlier and it made the work go by quicker.

[Polynesian Princess]

Any time I use Google Earth, I have to look at Disney World first. I get upset when my husband forgets this rule.

What? He has not been completely indoctrinated into being a Disney theme-park fan yet? Sounds like some heavy brainwashing is gonna be the next step...

Oh he's already come a LONG way. He had never been until he went with my family in 2007. I don't think he really knew what to expect before he went and he said the first day he hated it (though in his defense, my family was moving ridiculously slow that day - it took them two hours to get from the front gate of Epcot to Canada because they kept stopping for water and bathroom breaks )He liked it much better later on in the week and even better when we went just us after we got married. Now I've got him trained on proper attraction names and such. He's not a crazed fanatic like us, but he is an annual passholder and has taken me 5 (about to be 6) times in the 2.5 years we've been married, so I don't think he's too bad.

[joeybTNU]

When you are working feverishly on some school work and suddenly get the urge to get a drink so you can whip out your Mickey mug. Did that earlier and it made the work go by quicker.

Thats what my Mickey Mouse mug is for!

[wewantsdaredhead]

"When you wake up in the middle of the night, look over at the clock at 4:07am and all you think is 407-WDISNEY"
Yup--happened to me last night. Wow!

[Amy]

"When you wake up in the middle of the night, look over at the clock at 4:07am and all you think is 407-WDISNEY"
Yup--happened to me last night. Wow!

That's a new one H ~ cool!