1. The app can struggle with submitting times in the rides where there is no signal and I would like to access my ride submission history beyond one day, but those are minor quibbles compared to the core purpose of the app, accurate data.In our experience the estimated line times were way off.
2. While I don't find the planning feature helpful in the parks because it's too hard for them to accurately predict the wait times ahead of time, I do find it very helpful on the wait times at the moment I am deciding whether to get in a line.
3. The website has more options than the app which causes you to go to both places to create a proper plan.TouringPlans is a solid, if not vintage, Disneyland line app.
4. We ended up using the Disney app much more frequently.I've been using this app for several years and would feel unprepared at Disneyland and DCA without it.
5. Don't waste your time or $! The Disney app + pure common sense faired much better.App really needs modernizing (location services, cleaner interface etc.) and the ability to integrate with lightening lines.
6. Disney overestimates its current wait times, and TP is more accurate.
7. I ended up missing one of the rides on our top 3 wish list because of the plan I was following!! Halfway through, I was only using it to track rides we had rode.
8. However, this visit to Disneyland, it wouldn't refresh in a timely manner, wait times were WAY off, and the guidance overall was horrible.
9. Well worth the sub-$10 per year to get a really accurate look at the *real* wait times vs.
10. Only suggestion is incorporating some sort of park hopper plan setting for DL.Worth every penny.
11. just download disneyland app itself it's a better app, and then add paying for the maxpass for fastpasses/photos.The app and the articles are both really helpful.