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The app will be free. And we're not in it to make money, so we're not going to be trying to make a return on it. There's not that much cost involved, the main input is time and effort. Besides, Park Buddy will be promoting Outsiders when it releases, and more positive exposure is good.

Ah! It all makes sense now. Sounds to me like you're taking sound advice from these jolly fellows. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBiSI6OdqvA

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    I Cant wait till your minds are blown away by my app. All because it works

  • I know it was a joke, but I reckon an app along those lines would actually be pretty good! If the ride status was updated in real time, those days where (for example) Superman breaks down, to be able

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So it works by sensors installed all through the ride/que? How about just use the disney system which beeps at the front of the line attendant telling them to issue a card to a guest, which they carry through the que, and hand in at the end where it's swiped. Ride time updates which goes through to the stanby/fastpass system and all through the park? To be honest, this won't get installed. Installing equipment in a theme park/ride requires a lot of regulations and approvals.

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