Keep the DS on in transit, and when you're back at your house, select "DS Suitcase" from the title menu. Have your DS download your character data once your character is done. When you're ready to go home, just repeat the steps. After communication, your character data will transfer to his Wii, and you can run around to visit at your leisure. Open your DS, and select "Connect to Wii" from the menu. Once you're at your friend's house, on his title screen, select "DS Suitcase." His Wii will then look for any DS signal. Close the DS but don't power it down this way it's in sleep mode and you can save some battery power. Now, you can use the DS to run around the other person's town. Once done, your character will run through the gate on City Folk, and you'll be transferred to the title screen. Press A on the DS to accept it, and the DS will download your character's data. Select "I wanna go out!," and then select "DS Suitcase." Confirm you want to go out, and the DS should present you with a suitcase icon after a few seconds. on City Folk, take your character to Copper, the dog on the right at the town gate. Go to the system menu, then select "DS Download Play." This should open communication between the DS and Wii, and the DS will have a message that reads "Looking for software available for download." The DS will wait at this screen for eternity, until you cancel it manually, so don't worry about things timing out on you. Okay, the first step is to power on your DS. (In fact, you'll definitely want to take your DS power adapter with you!) Make sure your battery is full before doing this, as it can be a bit of a drain.
If your friend lives nearby and you're planning on visiting him in person, you can use the DS to temporarily hold your character's data. However, you can use your DS to visit someone else's town if you absolutely want to, and you don't need a copy of Wild World to do so. Unfortunately, there is no communication between Wild World on the DS and City Folk on the Wii, except for importing a copy of your character from Wild World to City Folk when you first move in. Thanks to the Nintendo Wi-Fi Club, your Animal Crossing cities are no longer limited to the ancient memory cards of the GameCube! As long as you have the prerequisite friend codes, you can visit friends' cities across the globe!
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