Just a tip for those who find themselves needing to charge their cell phones at some point during their Disney Paris visit as I noticed areas to charge are hard to come by.
We found that the ice cream parlor at the end of Main Street has a table near the wall with power outlets available.
Nothing worse than your phone dying when you want to capture photos.
Quote from: dss174 on October 05, 2016, 06:19:22 PM
Nothing worse than your phone dying when you want to capture photos.
Which is where having a real camera (compact, not full sized DSLR) is quite useful, those can carry spare batteries. ;)
Though I agree, charging your phone in the park can be handy, though I imagine it'll become more important once DLP actually gets park wide WiFi (are they still planning to roll that out? DLR is getting it next year I believe, along with Magic Bands).
Few things on a phone need more energy than the WiFi radios.
Quote from: dss174 on October 05, 2016, 06:19:22 PM
Just a tip for those who find themselves needing to charge their cell phones at some point during their Disney Paris visit as I noticed areas to charge are hard to come by.
We found that the ice cream parlor at the end of Main Street has a table near the wall with power outlets available.
Nothing worse than your phone dying when you want to capture photos.
I always use a normal camera to take photos when I'm on holiday and I make sure I have a spare charged battery in the camera case.
Since Pokemon Go I discovered the joy of using a battery pack with which you can recharge your phone 2 or 3 times. It's a lifesaver. 8)
batterypack for me too
My battery pack has a solar panel so I can charge my battery pack and phone together ;D ;D ;D
a powerbank is useful too, though it already is a good idea to turn your internet off (as in completely, not just the wifi), apps that work online tend to waste a lot of battery life