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Thanks the power of iPhone and the IOS 14 update, you can now use Disney MagicBand to control parts of your iPhone. This simple process allows you to make your iPhone open Disney+, go to a website, play a YouTube video, or start a song simply by touching a MagicBand to your phone.
With the upgrade from 4G cellular data offerings to 5G comes faster and more reliable Instagram story uploads, Facetime calls, video downloads, and YouTube live streaming. While some theme parks offer wi-fi, it can be spotty or slow when the parks are busy. Some Android phones already offer 5G, and now Apple has announced new 5G capable iPhones, so we compared data between three of America’s biggest cell providers, AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile, to show you how your new 5G phone may handle in the parks.
During a visit to the recently-opened Orlando StarFlyer on International Drive, Cansel Yildirim accidentally dropped her iPhone 7 Plus while ascending on the ride, which stands at 450 feet high.
Along with seeing stars from their favorite film franchise, guests at Universal Orlando’s 2018 Celebration of Harry Potter event will be able to preview the new Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery game that’s coming soon to Muggle mobile devices. [Read more…]
Undercover Tourist, supplier of discount tickets to Florida and California theme parks and attractions, has released a new iPhone app, extending and enhancing their free Disney World Wait Times app. [Read more…]
Want to know how to get from Antarctica over to TurtleTrek or find out show times for Blue Horizons? Do you remember where you parked you car at Busch Gardens? [Read more…]
Earlier today, SeaWorld launched their first ever mobile game, ‘Turtle Trek’. Based off the new attraction at SeaWorld Orlando, the game takes you through the life of a young sea turtle letting you guide him along the way. [Read more…]
Owners of all Nook devices, as well as all the devices and computers that can run the Nook app (including Android phones) can now purchase and subscribe to the digital version of Orlando Attractions Magazine. [Read more…]
Disney Parks and Resorts will be releasing the beta version of their new mobile app dubbed “My Disney Experience” next month. The free app will include park hours, wait times, maps, dining and attraction information and more. [Read more…]