just downloaded it to my Galaxy s3, Yep it's working. Then again it's running 4.1.1 and till like next month still the flagship device for samsung.
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just downloaded it to my Galaxy s3, Yep it's working. Then again it's running 4.1.1 and till like next month still the flagship device for samsung.
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TouringPlans.com has an unofficial wait times app, and that takes their own historical data and augments it with in-park submissions. I've found at WDW they're quite accurate, more so than WDW's own info.
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I mean, I guess this is cool or whatever - but "so what?". I certainly hope Universal has aggressive plans for this app. Imagine interactive queues with the augmented reality characters giving you passwords, tips, tricks, etc. Whole stories could unravel around the park in virtual form that futhers the "in real life" experience. The possibilities are endless.
This would be a cool response to Disney's NextGen initiative. Granted, I would hate to see Universal push these efforts as far as Disney has, but adding a little something here and there without disturbing that which already exists couldn't hurt.
There are four augmented reality posters (Jurassic Park, Back to the Future, Jaws, and Tranformers), and 20-some(?) posters that have polls and quizzes on them. Answering them awards you with a video and points, which can unlock additional scenic "props" and frames for the picture part of the app. ALL of the posters are by the Diagon Ally expansion; the posters by Springfield are NOT part of the experience.
It's nothing MAJOR, but it's a fun way to spend some time if you're not in a rush to get everything done and have someone like-minded to play with. I imagine the primary purpose of this app is not to be a massive game-changer or anything, but as a "market experiment" for Universal to see what kind of market is there for smart-phone apps for park guests.
It's nothing MAJOR, but it's a fun way to spend some time if you're not in a rush to get everything done and have someone like-minded to play with. I imagine the primary purpose of this app is not to be a massive game-changer or anything, but as a "market experiment" for Universal to see what kind of market is there for smart-phone apps for park guests.
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You are correct. UO always likes to test things out before they go large scale. For example for FJ they tested the hand packs at blutos, the tested the belt operation at Rockit, and they tested the screens in the queue at Disaster.
^ Yea, I've tried it and it's ok. I would much rather have a reliable wait-time app with info such as opening and closing times, show times and special event info.
So looking at a USH photo update, I noticed something I'm surprised was never brought up here, since it might make a few people mad/jealous.
Ushwaittimes.com
Now I don't know how accurate or well updated it is, but still. Share the love Universal
Ushwaittimes.com
Now I don't know how accurate or well updated it is, but still. Share the love Universal
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