Version 2.10 of My Disney Experience App Now Available


Version 2.10 of the "My Disney Experience" mobile app has just been officially released by the Walt Disney World Resort. The updated app is now available to download from the Google Play store (for Android devices) and the iTunes App store (for iOS devices), and it includes some important enhancements.
Since the My Disney Experience app is now an integral part of the overall Guest experience, it's important to learn more about any changes that are introduced.


- For Android Devices -

Enhancements include:
  • Linked Memory Maker entitlements can now be viewed under My Reservations;
  • PhotoPass Photographer locations can now be found directly from the carousel menu;
  • Physical consideration warnings are now displayed on applicable attractions pages;
  • Downtown Disney Area operating hours for West Side and Marketplace are now grouped together under Park Hours.
Issue resolved:
  • Corrected an issue that allowed certain entitlements to be claimed to Main Entrance Guest passes
- For iOS Devices -

New features include:
  • Guests may opt to view their full password as they type by selecting the Show Password checkbox;
  • Guests with an iPhone 5S or newer, iPad Mini 3 or iPad Air 2 may use Touch ID to access their My Disney Experience account.
Enhancements include:
  • Linked Memory Maker entitlements can now be viewed under My Reservations;
  • PhotoPass Photographer locations can now be found directly from the carousel menu;
  • Physical consideration warnings are now displayed on applicable attractions pages;
  • Downtown Disney Area operating hours for West Side and Marketplace are now grouped together under Park Hours.
Issues resolved:
  • Notifications are now permanently marked read and displayed in chronological order;
  • Corrected an issue that prevented the phone number stored in the Guest’s Profile to auto-populate when making dining reservations;
  • Corrected an issue that allowed certain entitlements to be claimed to Main Entrance Guest passes.
NOTE: For iOS devices only, two issues have been identified with new version 2.10:
  • Some Guests have reported missing plans or app crashes after upgrading from version 2.9.1 of the app to version 2.10. To correct the issue, the Guest should sign out of their account or force close the app and restart. This is a one-time process that will resolve the issue moving forward;
  • Attempting to scan a QR code or manually enter a visual ID to link tickets will cause the app to crash and returns the Guest to their device’s home screen. As a workaround, Guests are advised to visit MyDisneyExperience.com via their device’s mobile web browser to claim tickets.
Please, note that there will be a new version of the app pushed early next week to resolve these issues.

8 comments:

  1. and still no windows phone version. I really don't get why they dont have one, all their games are on windows phone.

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  2. Windows phone has almost no place in the market at less than 4%. That's why.

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  3. Because Windows Phone has 3% market share in the US, and dropping.
    http://www.ubergizmo.com/2015/06/windows-phone-market-share-in-the-u-s-drops-significantly/

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  4. Whats a Windows phone? lol

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  5. Are Windows Phone users the same ones that owned Zunes?

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  6. I have an Amazon Fire and it works for me, haha. Can you really not download it through the Google store sideloaded on a windows phone?

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  7. Windows Phone is over. Microsoft just posted a loss of BILLIONS for the quarter.

    just sayin...

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  8. Stop trying to make Windows phones happen. It's not going to happen.

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