Stop refreshing wait times on your phone. Stop staring at your phone all day in the parks! RideAlert monitors ride queues at Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort and sends a push notification straight to your iPhone or Apple Watch when wait times drop below a set threshold.
HOW IT WORKS
- Pick a park and choose which rides to monitor
- Set a wait time threshold for each ride (e.g. alert me when Space Mountain drops to 40 min or less), smart defaults are pre-populated already by us.
- Put your phone away and enjoy the park (notifications get mirrored to your Apple Watch if you have one, otherwise they are delivered to your phone)
- Get a buzz on your wrist (or on your phone) when it's time to go
FEATURES
- Real-time wait time monitoring for all four WDW and DL parks: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom, Disneyland, Disney's California Adventure. Also all four US Universal Parks: Studio Orlando and Hollywood, Islands of Adventure, and Epic Universe
- Curated headliner presets with smart default thresholds so you can start monitoring in seconds
- Custom ride lists — monitor only the rides you care about
- Reopen alerts — know the moment a ride comes back online after going down
- Adjust thresholds on the fly from the Monitoring tab
- Wait-time history charts — see how the line has moved today and yesterday before setting your threshold
- Works with Apple Watch via standard iOS notification mirroring — no separate watch app needed
PASSES & MEMBERSHIP
- One day pass gives you 24 hours of monitoring across all 10 parks. Start and stop sessions as many times as you want while your pass is active. A free 5 hour trial pass is included to get you started
- Annual Membership: unlimited monitoring all year long
- Free 5-hour trial pass included to get you started — and add your trip dates in Settings to earn a bonus second trial pass
Note: Wait time data provided by ThemeParks.wiki
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What's new (v1.2.1)
Polish and fixes: cleaner Universal park icons, refined wait-time charts, and minor improvements.