• Click on this link to launch the iTunes Store and download the app.
• Once the download is complete, sync your iPhone or iPod touch with iTunes.
• Go to the Home Screen on your device and tap the 'DisneyPlan' icon.

• Tap the App Store icon.
• Search for Disneyland Park Planner.
• Download the app.
• Go to the Home Screen on your device and tap the 'DisneyPlan' icon.

We strived to make this app as functional as possible without the need for true GPS capabilities or a data connection. However, some limitations are unavoidable.

Below is a summary of the functions that require either the iPhone 3G or a data connection. We have been unable to locate unrestricted WiFi access that works within Disneyland® Park. However, we have found a data connection via the Edge network or 3G to be available throughout the park, at least outdoors.

Once you have moved down multiple screens on the app (for example, by going to Attractions, then By Land, and then to a detail page for a particular attraction), to get back to the top level of a section with an icon in the bottom bar, you can simply double-tap the icon (e.g., Attractions) to go to the top level. If you are in a section without an icon in the bottom bar or you wish to view prior screens, you can tap the Back button multiple times.

Yes. Zooming in or out works the same way the iPhone does with applications like Safari, the iPhone’s Internet browser. Place both fingers on the iPhone screen and spread them apart to zoom in. Place both fingers on the iPhone screen and pinch them together to zoom out.

Yes, if you are using the iPhone 3G. Tap the Near Me button on the Map page. Then tap either Attractions, Dining, Snack Carts or Shopping to see their names.

If you are using the first generation iPhone, you can see everything on the Map except for your location and items near you, as these require true GPS to be effective. However, you can view:

• All attractions or attractions on your To-Visit list
• Color coded wait times;
• All shopping;
• All dining; and/or
• All snack carts

• All attractions or attractions on your To-Visit list;
• All shopping;
• All snack carts; and/or
• All dinning

Yes. The default settings add attractions on your To-Visit list to the Map automatically in the form of circles that are color-coded to indicate wait times! You don’t have to do anything.

Each circle on your Map shows the location of an attraction on your To-Visit or list . The circles are color-coded like a traffic light. Green means the reported wait time is significantly less than average for that attraction. Yellow means the reported wait time is about average for that attraction. Red means the reported wait time is significantly higher than average for that attraction.

A check mark inside a circle means this is an attraction on your To-Visit list that you visited. A blue circle indicates an attraction on your To-Visit list for which we do not keep track of times (because wait-times are normally low) or for which updated wait-time information is unavailable.

You can quickly view and sort through attractions By Name, By Land, by Most Popular, by those offering FASTPASS®, and By Type.
The attraction types are Adrenaline, Adventure, Amusement, Family Fun, For the Kids, Shows/Exhibits and Transportation. We list some attractions under multiple types.

• A thumbnail photo.
• The land where it is located.
• A brief description.
• An insider’s tip when applicable.
• Any height restrictions.
• Whether the attraction offers FASTPASS®.
• The ability to see its location on the Map by tapping the Map It button for any attraction.
• And for popular attractions, the reported wait time when available.

Wait-time information is based on recent feedback provided by users of GotPlanS Disneyland Park Planner. A user can submit their wait times when he or she checks an attraction off his or her To-Visit list or on the Wait Time pages. Your team of developers are regular Disneyland® attendees and annual passholders. As more and more people use our app, this feature will only get better.

Yes. Submitting wait-time information is strictly voluntary, but we encourage you to take a few seconds to submit this valuable information and make a positive contribution to the GotPlanS community.

We strive to ensure that reported wait-time information is as accurate as possible. We have set up our databases to recognize unreliable reports. We also have a core group of regular Disneyland® visitors with the power to override reported wait-times,

• On the To-Visit page, tap the Add Attractions button and then tap the check-box next to any attraction you would like to add so that it lights up green.
• On any Attractions page, tap the check-box next to any attraction you would like to add so that it lights up green.

Tap the corresponding I-Visited checkbox for the attraction you visited on the To-Visit screen. This attraction will now appear with a check next to it, in gray-colored type, and will move to the bottom of your To-Visit list.

Tap the Refresh icon on the top-right of the To-Visit screen. Wait-time information also automatically refreshes each time you leave and return to the To-Visit screen.

• On the To-Visit page, swipe across a particular attraction and tap the Delete button.
• Tap the Edit button on the top-left of the To-Visit screen and touch the Delete circle next to any attraction and then tap the Delete button, or tap the Delete All button at the top-right of the To-Visit Edit screen to delete all attractions.
• On any Attractions page, tap the check-box next to an attraction’s name so that the check-box turns gray.

Tap the Edit button on the top-left of the To-Visit screen. Hold your finger on the three horizontal lines appearing on the right side next to an attraction name and drag the attraction to where you would like it to appear on the list. Remove your finger from the screen to drop the attraction into place.

You can set an attraction alert by tapping the Add Alerts button on the To-Visit pages. You can also tap on the Alerts icon and tap the button Add Attraction Alerts. Tap the attraction for which you wish to add an Alert.

Yes. When you are setting an Alert, you can set the minimum wait time for any Attraction before you want to be alerted. You can also limit how often any Alert for a particular attraction can be repeated. This helps prevent you from being inundated with repetitive Alerts.

If you tap the Settings button on the Alerts screen, you can also set up Alerts to only activate during specified times. For example, you can set up Alerts to only be active between 12:00 pm and 8:00 pm.

Yes. We realize you may want to see park hours and events ahead of time, or are visiting for multiple days. We generally keep park hours updated far in advance and keep events information updated one to three weeks in advance.

We provide park hours, including special admission hours. For events, we provide scheduled event names, times and locations through a Map It button.

No. While we point out areas where characters are typically located, time information is available in limited form on the paper handout you receive when you enter the park. However, its generalized nature limits its usefulness.

Tap the Add FastPass button on the To-Visit or My Favorites pages. You will be prompted to add the applicable attraction and return time for your FASTPASS®.

Yes. Each time you go to create/edit or view My Calendar, you will be asked to choose the date you are interested in. This allows you to have multiple My Calendar days if you are planning an extended visit.

No. Apple prevents interaction between apps and the iPhone calendar. If Apple changes its policy on this matter, we will look to integrate the two.

You set Reminders once - either off or on and for all My Calendar items. Tap the Reminders button on the Add FastPass, or My Calendar pages to set your Reminders.

You can set Reminders for items appearing on your My Calendar list: events; FASTPASS® return times; and Disneyland® Park restaurant reservation times.

Yes. You can set your Reminders to occur anywhere from 5 to 60 minutes prior to the My Calendar item. At that specified time before each My Calendar item, a pop-up will appear reminding you about the item.

We have made it simple to view and sort through snack, dining and drink options:
Snacks - sort by Land or by Type
Dining - sort by Land, by Name, by Price, by Type and by those accepting Reservations
Drinks - sort by Type

For each restaurant, we provide the land where it is located, a summary of the types of food it generally offers, its price range, the type of restaurant (e.g., counter service) a full menu with prices, and the ability to see its location on the Map.

Yes, for certain restaurants. Tap Restaurant Reservations on the Food & Drink main page for a list of Disneyland® Park restaurants that accept reservation. Tap the Call icon to dial directly from inside the app and make reservations. Once you have your reservation, you can add it to My Calendar

Yes, you can search for snack carts by land or by category (e.g., popcorn). We provide the Land and offerings for each snack cart that is typically open on any given day.

Not all snack carts are open every day, but we have included those snack carts that we have found to be open on the vast majority of days. In our experience, snack carts tend to be positioned in the same locations throughout the year.

For each shop, we provide the Land where it is located, a summary of the types of goods it generally offers, and the ability to see its location on the Map.

We note only those shopping item categories that you won’t find in most shops, such as personalized items and items with a particular theme.

We note shopping item categories that you won’t find in most shops, such as personalized items and items with a particular theme. You can find common shopping items such as general Disneyland® clothing in the vast majority of Disneyland® shops.

With literally thousands of different items offered across Disneyland® and changing weekly, it is not feasible for us to keep track of more detailed information.

The My Experience page is a summary of the attractions you have visited at Disneyland®, based on the attractions you check off your To-Visit list. For each attraction on your My Experience page, you can record personalized notes about your experience, creating a sort of virtual diary.

It is sent through our servers to your chosen friends and family. It will include your email introduction and then a list of all Attractions you visited and any descriptions that you added.

Simple scroll wheels allow you to note the lot, level (when applicable), section and aisle where you parked. This information will be saved in the app so you don’t have to worry about losing it.

Yes, you can view substantially similar FAQs that we built into the app for your quick and easy reference. Tap the Tips & FAQs icon to view them. We have also included a few quick tips for getting the most out of GotPlanS Disneyland Park Planner.

Yes. On the My Experience page, tap the Submit My Feedback button and fill in the necessary items. We appreciate the time our users take to help us make the next version of GotPlanS Disneyland Park Planner better for everyone.

• Navigate to the More screen by tapping its icon in the bottom bar.
• Tap Edit to enter the editing mode.
• Tap an icon and drag and drop it to the bottom bar.
• When you are happy with the icon positions, tap Done.