Send the email
Paste our ready-made note into your trip documents email and add your client's name.
Attach the client card
A one-page PDF with the App Store link and QR code. Or send the MagiPulse page link instead.
Add your advisor code
In the referral program? Put your code in the email, so a Pro purchase is credited to you.
Why your clients need it on the day
You build a good plan before the trip. Then the park changes it, every day. Every figure here comes from our own records of Walt Disney World.
Attractions down on a typical day
Across the four parks, about 22 attractions go down for 10 minutes or more on a typical day. The fewest we saw was 13.
Days a headliner went down
At least one headliner went down on every day we counted. Test Track went down on 47 of those 50 days, Slinky Dog Dash on 45.
A typical outage
Half of outages last longer than 46 minutes. That's long enough to give up on a ride that comes back an hour later.
Forecasts within 10 minutes
Since June, 79% of hourly wait forecasts landed within 10 minutes of the real wait. How our forecasts work
Saved by the last hour
Saving one ride for the hour before close saved about 20 minutes of posted wait per day, in replays of 60 real park days.
Saved on a party night
On a Halloween party night, holding the right rides for after 7 PM saved about 22 minutes on a five-ride day, in replays of 11 party nights.
- A ride goes down: your client gets an alert the moment it reopens, instead of giving up on it.
- A wait jumps: they see what's short right now and how the rest of the plan shifts around it.
- The plan adapts: the day you planned together has room to adjust for a breakdown, a storm or a long line.
Downtime counts: MagiPulse's ride-status records for Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom, August 31 to October 20, 2026 (50 days); "down" means reported down for 10 minutes or more, not scheduled closures or refurbishments. Forecasts: 72,143 hourly forecasts, June 20 to October 21, 2026. Time saved is posted-wait minutes in replays of real days, not a promise for any one trip.
Share with your clients
Everything in this section is written for clients, so it's safe to forward, print or put in a trip folder.
Copy it, then fill in the highlighted parts
Hi [Client name],
As you get ready for your Walt Disney World trip, here's one more tool I recommend for your park days: MagiPulse. It shows live wait times for all four parks, alerts you the moment a ride that's down reopens, and shows when Lightning Lane usually sells out, so you know how early to book.
Get it here: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6781875368
Install it a few days before you go so you have time to explore. There are short how-to videos at https://tpgllc-dev.github.io/magipulse/
It works alongside the My Disney Experience app, which you'll still use for tickets, park reservations and Lightning Lane bookings.
If you decide to upgrade to MagiPulse Pro, enter my advisor code [YOUR CODE] before you subscribe: in the app, go to Profile, then Upgrade to Pro, and tap "Have an advisor code?" (older versions of the app say "affiliate code"). MagiPulse pays me a small referral fee if you do.
Have a wonderful trip!
[Your name]
What to tell clients
The short version. The one-sheet below has the longer one, for you.
Free
Download and look around, no account needed
- Live waits and ride status, all four parks
- Lightning Lane status and sell-out history
- Park map with the busiest lands
- One ride alert at a time (sign in to set it)
Pro
$4.99 for two weeks (one-time, doesn't renew) or $24.99 a year
- Unlimited alerts
- Smart day planner, including weather and party nights
- Wait predictions and the best time to ride
- Multi-day trips and travel parties
Quick answers
The questions clients ask most, in a sentence or two each.
Does MagiPulse replace the My Disney Experience app?
No. Clients still use Disney's app for tickets, park reservations, dining and Lightning Lane bookings. MagiPulse helps them decide what to do next and when.
Does it book Lightning Lane?
No. It shows each ride's Lightning Lane status and when it usually sells out, so clients know how early to book in Disney's app.
Are the wait predictions guaranteed?
No. Live waits update from the parks every two minutes. Predictions are estimates from past waits and today's conditions.
Which Pro option fits a vacation?
The two-week pass ($4.99) covers a typical trip and doesn't renew. The annual plan ($24.99) suits annual passholders and repeat visitors.
When should clients install it?
A few days before the trip, so they can sign in, set up a day plan and watch a video or two.
What happens when a ride breaks down or a storm rolls in?
Clients can get an alert the moment a ride reopens. The day planner keeps outdoor rides out of the hottest and stormiest hours, and official National Weather Service warnings appear in the app.
Does it work on Apple Watch? On Android?
Yes to Apple Watch: a watch app plus watch-face shortcuts showing the shortest waits. It's iPhone-only for now.
Which parks does it cover?
All four Walt Disney World parks: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom.
Where does a client enter my advisor code?
Signed in, on Profile, then Upgrade to Pro, under "Have an advisor code?" (older versions of the app say "affiliate code"). It has to be entered before they buy Pro.
My client already bought Pro once. Do I earn a fee if they enter my code now?
No. The fee is for a client's first paid Pro purchase ever. If they bought a pass last year without a code, then enter yours and buy again, that purchase doesn't qualify. Codes are best shared before a client's first trip with MagiPulse.
My client bought the two-week pass, then upgraded to the annual plan. Do I earn twice?
No. You earn once, for the first purchase: $0.50 for the pass. Had they bought the annual plan first, you'd earn $3.00. Recommend the plan that fits the trip. If a client will want a year anyway, suggest they start with the annual plan.
My client got a free pass with a promotional code. Does that count?
A free pass earns no fee, because nothing was bought. It also doesn't use up the client's first purchase: if they later buy Pro with your code entered, that purchase earns your fee as usual. The code box is hidden while a pass is running, so ask them to enter your code before they redeem it.
Show, don't explain
Short demos you can send a client instead of walking them through a feature. All of them are on the videos page, each with a link you can copy and send.
The advisor referral program
By invitation while we pilot it. Each advisor earns a referral fee when a client's first paid Pro purchase uses their code.
Your agency joins
Email us. We send the program terms and a one-page form listing your advisors.
Each advisor gets a code
We set up a personal code for every advisor, plus a client card with that code printed on it.
The client enters it
Signed in, on the Upgrade to Pro screen, before their first purchase.
We pay monthly
With a statement of qualifying purchases for each code.
Which purchases earn a fee
- New to ProEnters your codeBuys Pro within 60 daysYou earn the fee$3.00 annual · $0.50 pass
- Redeems a free pass cardNo feeTheir first purchase is still open
- Free pass endsEnters your codeBuys Pro within 60 daysYou earn the fee
- Bought Pro before, with or without a codeNo fee
- Enters your codeBuys more than 60 days laterNo fee
- Renews, or buys a second timeNo feeOne fee per client, ever
The terms at a glance
- What earns a fee
- A client's first Pro purchase, the two-week pass or the annual plan, with your code entered first and within 60 days of entering it. One fee per client, ever; renewals don't count.
- How much
- $3.00 per annual plan, $0.50 per two-week pass.
- When you're paid
- Monthly, by the 15th, once a purchase is 30 days old, so refunds come out first.
- Minimum payment
- $25. Smaller balances roll over to the next month.
- Who's paid
- The agency, for all of its advisors. Independent advisors are paid directly.
- How you're paid
- PayPal, Venmo or check, once we have a W-9.
- Your clients' privacy
- Statements show counts and plans by code, never client names or contact details.
- Telling clients
- Let clients know you may earn a referral fee when you recommend MagiPulse.
Questions, or want to join?
Write to tpgllc.advisor@gmail.com. Tell us what your clients ask that this page doesn't answer, too.