BETAMOUSE #21 – The Tech of Disneyland Paris

We’re back from our week summer break and better than ever! This week Nate takes a turn hosting the show and Henry tells Team Betamouse all about Disneyland Paris tech! Questions or comments? Email: show@betamouse.net

 

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  • Nate introduces the Panel.
  • Thank you to our wonderful sponsor TouringPlans.com! Visit TouringPlans to save time at Disney!
  • Today the Panel talks Disneyland Paris tech and how it is similar and different from the other parks.
  • Henry gives advice in planning for a trip to Disneyland Paris including how to book.
  • Henry discusses Disneyland Paris’ New Generation Festival theme and how it plays into the tech at the park.
  • Katie mentions how you can use your DVC points to travel to Disneyland Paris.
  • The Panel discusses which cell phones can be used oversees and how to purchase data plans or sim cards to travel with your phone.
  • Henry warns on the ease of going over data while overseas.
  • The Panel discusses the woes of lack of WiFi in the hotels and when available how it expensive it was.
  • Henry discusses the differences in tickets at the parks including FastPass window options and how paper tickets are used at the FastPass machines.
  • Henry mentions the overall state of the parks is in need of tender loving care and also illustrates the tech of some of the more common rides such as Pirates and Phantom Manor.
  • Jeff mentions a document that explains how Disneyland Paris is using flashcode and bluetooth to give guests wait times and showtimes.
  • The Panel compares this unique offering to the likes of Mobile Magic.
  • Have you been to Disneyland Paris? How does the tech compare to other parks? Let us know in our FriendFeed room!
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1 Response to “BETAMOUSE #21 – The Tech of Disneyland Paris”


  • I remember when I worked for FedEx I used to have this guy who would come in every few months and would ship a phone back to Verizon. He told me that he travels around the world for his job and those phones he was sending back worked over seas. His company just paid for the usage. I was wondering if Henry had looked into that or was that discussed? Now this was 5 years ago.

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