Disney has updated a few key areas of Disney World’s My Disney Experience app to improve functionality, including renaming and separating some key sections guests use frequently.

My PlansA digital planner on the Disney World app displays Magic Kingdom plans, 9 AM–10 PM, with preference options—no castle visible.

“My Day” and “Future Plans” have been combined and changed to “My Plans.” It allow users to select different dates to view their plans for that particular date. Simply select the date at the top of the screen that you’d like to view. And all your plans, including your resort and dining reservations, will pop up. If you have any Lightning Lanes purchased or park reservations made, they will also appear here.

Disney World app My Plans page with Nov 14 Lightning Lane passes; help and plans links shown. No castle image to compare.A Disney World app screen with options to book dining, order food, or join a virtual queue—no castle is shown here.

You can also select “Add Plans” to book Lightning Lanes, make dining reservations, mobile order, and view wait times or showtimes.

This change makes it easier for guests to quickly and easily view more information in a condensed area.

Tip BoardDisney World App screen listing October 28 showtimes for “The American Adventure” and “Awesome Planet”; no castle pictured.

“Tip Board” on My Disney Experience has also been renamed and removed from “My Plans.” It is now called “Wait Times & Showtimes” and resides separately from “My Plans.”

Users used to be able to toggle between “Tip Board” and “My Day” to view those wait times and showtimes. Now, you’ll simply click the “Wait Times & Showtimes” in the main menu to see those on their own dedicated page.

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Alice Kennedy