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The official Walt Disney World® app makes it easier to plan, explore and enjoy more magic!
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
This is the official app for Walt Disney World Resort. It covers the theme parks, water parks, resort hotels and Disney Springs, and it is meant for people who are planning a visit or already on site. Most of its features fall into four groups: planning a trip, getting through the parks, eating, and staying at a resort.
Trip planning and park-day tools sit alongside live information. The app can track tickets and reservations, and the listing says plans can be shared with family and friends.
The build we hold is My Disney Experience 8.25.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The app stores tickets, reservations and plans in one place, and plans can be shared with other people in the group. Disney Genie, the app's planning service, can build a personalized park itinerary from the plan. The listing does not say how Genie chooses stops, only that it produces the itinerary.
Information about the parks is kept current in the app. It covers park hours, showtimes and Character schedules, and it can be checked before or during a visit.
Wait times for rides and shows are shown in real time, so a visitor can judge which attraction to go to next. Lightning Lane passes are bought in the app and are used to skip ahead in line at select experiences. The listing's wording is that passes save time in line; it does not describe how the passes are priced or how many can be held.
The GPS map shows the parks and gives step-by-step directions between points. The app can also save where a visitor parked. The listing warns that wait times, park hours and schedules may not update accurately without a strong internet signal, and it points to the device's connection status under Settings as the place to check.
Restaurants and their menus can be browsed in the app, and dining can be booked or changed there. At select locations, food can be ordered through the app as well.
For resort stays, the app starts hotel check-in and sends updates when the room is ready. It can also unlock the room's door, so a guest can skip the front desk at the point of arrival. The listing does not describe how the door unlock is set up.
Disney PhotoPass photos and videos can be downloaded, edited and shared from the app. Downloading them depends on buying Memory Maker, as the listing states. The app also has Disney-themed lenses for taking photos and video of your own.
Taken together, the app is designed to be used through a trip: planning before arrival, checking waits and walking routes in the parks, booking meals, checking into the hotel, and collecting pictures afterward.