Disney to bring mobile technology to more parks


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  • Friday, 22 May 2015

CUTTING EDGE: Adding new technology is one way Disney aims to keep the business growing. The company also is exploring if other wearable technology could offer some of the same functions as consumers adopt new products such as the Apple Watch.

ANAHEIM, California: The mobile technology that helps Walt Disney Co theme park guests beat lines and pay for Mickey Mouse ears at the company's flagship resort in Florida will expand in some form to other Disney resorts, chief operating officer Tom Staggs said. 

The US$1bil (RM3.6bil) MyMagic+ programme features wristbands and a mobile app that let Walt Disney World visitors unlock hotel room doors, pay for food and merchandise, and book dinner reservations or ride times. 

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