I thought it might be fun, and possibly informative, if we showed our WDW planning apps. I suspect we share many in common, but there may be some new finds.
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Ooh, I don’t know half of those!
I need to find a better weather app before our trip. My sister has one that shows storms approaching on a map, and it’s dead accurate. Always good to know whether it’s going to blow over or when you might as well pack it up for the day.
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Which weather app?
Ooh. What’s the difference in the gray and blue MDEs?
Old one that still has change party for FPP and current one that does everything else.
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I just use the traditional weather rock method for Florida weather. It’s the only way to be sure.
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Ooh i know what the grey one us for. I was not successful having both on the same phone. I have an old phone just for it
Well done. That’s some Backside-of-Magic-level hacking right there.
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We use a weather string up here in the Midwest.
I’m in the Midwest. They can get the weather right here a day or 2 in advance. Florida seems to have trouble predicting what it will do in 2 hours.
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But you can’t tell if the wind is blowing with a rock!
If its blowing hard you can
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“Planning Mode” aka the apps I have when I’m not in the parks and just planning things out.
“Park mode” (When I am in the parks):
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Storm Shield is the name of the app. It’s like $2/month, if you want all the features. Looks like there’s a free version as well.
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Hmmmm.
Mine is travel.
It’s also got some credit cards I’m churning.
(And a movie theater because I had no where else to put it.)
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Nothing quite like running across this in the middle of the night and then frantically installing the apps that I liked.
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Does anybody use the Disney play app while in park? I hadn’t installed it because I didn’t want my son begging to use my phone the whole time.
Yeah, but the few I tried all required multiple people to play. So I didn’t get very far.
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