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Disney Mobile was created to meet the unique needs of families and Disney fans of all ages. That’s why our plans come with so many services and features.

Family Monitor^TM
Stay in control of your family’s wireless spending. Check usage, and as the Family Manager, set voice minutes, text and picture messaging allowances, and receive an alert when an allowance is reached. Also, Family Managers can set spending limits on downloadable entertainment content that both you and your kids can enjoy.

Family Locator^TM
Locate your kid’s phone using GPS technology. Get a location of your kid’s phone and a map of the location without calling. All adults on the account can use Family Locator from their Disney Mobile handset or the Disney Mobile website. All Individual & Family Plans come with 5 Family Locator requests per month.

Family Alert!^TM
Family first! Send a priority message to one or all family members simultaneously. These priority messages appear on the phone’s main screen when received, so important messages aren’t missed.

Call Control
This web-only feature lets you, as the Family Manager, establish a schedule for the time of day and day of week your kid’s Disney Mobile phone can be used. Set up a list of Always On numbers so your child can reach you or other family and friends even when phone is restricted. You can also create a list of Prohibited numbers.

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Jarrett Payton: Dad always had my back 

Note: The following is an excerpt from the book PAYTON, released last year by Rugged Land and NFL Publishing. PAYTON is available in bookstores.  

Walter Payton is probably my favorite football player of all time.  He was not only awesome on the football field, but he was one exceptional classy individual, and I appreciated reading things from his son’s point of view.  Since my father is gone,  and I remember watching Payton’s games with my father (also named Walter), this was a nice nostalgic read.