Park Alerts

Siri knows every ride • Say a ride's name: "Set a ParkAlerts alert for Rise of the Resistance" or "Check the wait for Space Mountain in ParkAlerts." • Siri knows the rides in all four Walt Disney World parks from the moment you install, even parks you haven't browsed yet. • Ride names are easier to match. Punctuation, accents and partial names like "Tower of Terror" all work, and rides in the park you're in come first. • On iOS 27, ask about what's on your screen. Say "Set an alert for this" while looking at a ride, or "Cancel this" on an alert or reminder. • Wait-time answers now appear as a card in Siri and Spotlight, not just spoken. Search by what a ride is • Search for "roller coaster," "boat ride," "dark ride" or "meet and greet" in Spotlight or in the app to find matching rides in every park. • Tap a ride in Spotlight to go straight to its page. Point your camera at a ride sign • On iOS 27, use Visual Intelligence on a ride's sign to jump to that ride in ParkAlerts. A better Shows list • Full show names, with the location on its own line. • See the next few performance times and tap one to set a reminder for that showing. • Filter between Shows and Character meet-and-greets. Fixes and improvements • Parks stay open in the app during ticketed events like Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, Early Entry and Extended Evening Hours. Live waits keep updating instead of showing "Park Closed." • An alert set during an evening event now expires when the event ends. • A ride reopening after a breakdown no longer shows a false 0-minute wait, or sets off your alert because of it. • Live Activities for alerts that have gone off now clear from your Lock Screen after 5 minutes instead of an hour. • General reliability and speed improvements.