A “get directions” feature that acts much like a GPS launched this week on Walt Disney World’s MyMagic+ app.
When park goers search for an attraction, hotel or restaurtant, a blue line will appear on a map and direct them where to go, much like a GPS in a car. There will also be step-by-step written directions and an estimated time of arrival.
Directions are also available for those traveling between theme parks by bus, monorail and boat.
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