TouringPlans.com has a solution, for Android users who wants to visit Walt Disney World and needs to know the wait time for certain attractions in the park. Lines, a mobile site which displays estimates of wait times for every attraction in Disney World.
TouringPlans have unveiled in the past products such as the Crowd Calendar and the Touring Plans to help visitors at Disney World to efficiently tour the parks and also avoid the crowds. Lines is now available for Android users and for the first and second webOS phones; Palm Pre and Pixi, oh, and the fruit phone too.
They will help to “Find out how long you’ll actually wait in line for every attraction.” with this service. You can also “Get crowd estimates, refurb data, single rider lines, & more.”
When you think that you are stuck and no clue regarding the line at Space Mountain or Frontierland, just get your Android phone and log on to http://m.touringplans.com to unleash the power of this application. Lines is free to use for a limited time, and you will need to subscribe to use Lines during this preview.
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