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PixieWire for iPhone
A push notification the moment a table opens at Walt Disney World or Disneyland, and Ride Alerts when a ride goes down, reopens or its wait drops to your number. Restaurants, ride waits, park hours and your trip plan in one place.
Free · iPhone · one account with pixiewire.com
What's inside
Here Now
Tables open in the next two hours, four hours, or the rest of today — by park and party size.
Alerts
Every table we found for you, newest first, each with a Book button that opens Disney's own page.
Watches
The restaurants you are watching: party, dates, time window, and whether texts and push are on.
Trip planner
Your day-by-day plan with flights, resort, dining and parks — share one link, export a PDF.
Ride Now and Ride Alerts
Live waits with the best value right now called out. Tap a ride's bell for a push when it goes down, reopens or its wait drops to your number.
Park hours
Today across all parks or a week for one, with early entry, extended evenings and shows.
One account, everywhere
Sign in to the app with the email you use on pixiewire.com. Your watches, your alerts and your pass come with you. Buy a pass on the site or in the app — it works in both. Every pass is one-time, and nothing auto-renews.
Questions
- Does the app cost anything?
- No. The app is free, and everything that is free on pixiewire.com is free in the app. Watching a restaurant needs a pass — the same one-time passes sold here, from $4.99, bought on the site or inside the app. Nothing auto-renews.
- I already bought a pass on the website. Do I need to buy it again?
- No. Sign in to the app with the same email and your pass is there. A pass bought in the app works on the website the same way.
- What are Ride Alerts?
- A push from the app when a ride you are watching goes down, reopens, or its posted wait drops to your number (10 to 60 minutes), at Walt Disney World, Disneyland and Universal in Orlando and Hollywood. They come with the Month, Trip and Annual Pass, or a Ride Pass Trip: $4.99 for 7 days, starting with your first watch (or the Ride Pass Annual, $14.99 for a year).
- Is there an Android app?
- Not yet — iPhone first. The website works on any phone in the meantime, and dining alerts by email and text do not need the app at all. Ride Alerts are app push only, so they need the iPhone app for now.
- Do I need the app to get alerts?
- For dining alerts, no: they arrive by email (and by text on passes with SMS, to a verified phone) whether or not you have the app. Ride Alerts are push notifications, so they need the app. The app also adds push for dining and the planning tools in one place.
Keep planning
Everything the app does, on the web too
The app and the website share one account and one set of alerts.
Dining alerts
How the alerts work and the five one-time passes.
Ride Alerts
A push when a ride goes down, reopens or its wait drops, at Disney and Universal.
Live availability
Browse open tables at every Walt Disney World restaurant by day.
Trip planner
Build a day-by-day plan and share it with one link.
Park hours
Hours, early entry and extended evenings for every park.
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