Disneyland Lines (TP) for Android

Disappointed to realize (after I paid for subscription) that there is no way to tell the app you have Genie+. That seems like a huge design flaw. Touring Plans, please update the Disneyland app like you’ve done for the Walt Disney World one. This program is useless without it.

App is functional, but looks like a holdover from an Android 3G and badly needs an update. A quick look at the WDW version of the same illustrates just how long this version has stagnated.

Great functionality, needs a UI refresh and ability to enter in that I have a LL or Disney+ for the day.

For any good intel I was able to get from this app, it also gave a lot of poor intel when it came to wait times. If I had paid more than the $1.99 1 week subscription I would have been more dissatisfied. Ultimately stick to the regular park app and don’t add another layer of work to your efforts to maximize your park experience.

We used this app during our recent trip to Disneyland. We had three days just at Disney (not CA Adventure). We used their Two Day Plan A touring plan and it was great! It saved us so much time from waiting in horrible lines. I read about the Touring Plans and app in their guidebook, which also had a lot of good tips. Overall I would recommend the app. The Touring Plan and app helped us a lot early in the morning. We adjusted their plan (mainly took our rides we weren’t interested in) and arrived to the park before 8am. Each day we had probably ridden 5 rides in the first hour! Having the plan really helped us focus our time. We optimized our plan after each ride, which allowed us to go where the lines were shortest. I also enjoyed the timing feature and tried to time all of the lines we were in! Their plan/app saved us from having to purchase the new Genie+/Lightning Lane service everyday, although I would recommend doing that for a day you don’t follow a plan (it is worth the $20/person). Overall though, the app works best when it’s not crowded in the park. By the time the large crowds and long lines arrived, the app seemed to lose some of its functionality. Maybe because it wasn’t updating quickly with real time data? I’m not sure. Once it got crowded, we switched to the Disneyland app and slowed our riding pace down. The design of the app itself is quite rudimentary and sometimes a little glitchy. But, for the price of an account, this app was so worth it. It truly saved us so much time in lines, as well as money, and for that we are grateful! It’s great for planning to hit lots of rides early in the morning.