Magic PulseVoiceOver
Ride rows, tabs, charts, plans, and key actions include spoken labels and summaries.
Accessibility
Built to work with the settings you rely on
Magic Pulse supports common Apple accessibility preferences across its core park, ride, and planning views.
Support you can expect
Core views follow your preferences
These statements describe the current app behavior we maintain. They are not a claim that every screen or third-party service is free of barriers.
Supported
Dynamic Type
Core text and symbols scale with your preferred content size.
Reduce Motion
Decorative motion and transitions are reduced when the system setting is on.
More than color
Key ride-detail states can add text and symbols when color alone is not enough.
Scope and transparency
What this statement covers
Accessibility can vary by app and operating-system version. This statement covers Magic Pulse-owned interfaces in the current release.
- Magic Pulse interfaceCore park, ride, planning, alerts, settings, and Apple Watch views are included.
- Apple system screensPurchases, permissions, notifications, and sharing can move into interfaces controlled by Apple.
- Live park informationThird-party sources may change names or wording, while Magic Pulse controls how that information is labeled and presented.
Found a barrier?
Tell us where access broke down
Include the screen, task, device, operating-system version, app version, and assistive setting you were using. That gives us a useful place to start.