ParkPinger

Be the first to know when the line is low. ParkPinger watches ride wait times across all seven Orlando theme parks and sends you a push notification the moment a ride drops to the wait you picked. No refreshing, no staring at a screen. Put your phone in your pocket and go enjoy the park. HOW IT WORKS Pick up to five rides. Set the wait you would actually queue for. When a ride hits your number, your phone buzzes. WHAT YOU GET - All seven parks: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom, Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure and Epic Universe - Five rides watched at once, and you can swap any of them at any time at no extra cost - Alerts during early entry, extended evening hours and ticketed after-hours events, each one something you switch on yourself - A live map of the park with current waits, and walking directions to any ride - Nearby alerts, which tell you when a ride you are standing next to is unusually short for the time of day - Wait-time history for every ride, drawn against a typical day, so you can see whether 35 minutes is good or bad for that ride at that hour - Filter by height, so you only watch the rides your family can actually ride - Favorites, so your shortlist is ready before you arrive - Share your pass with the people you are travelling with NO ACCOUNT, NO SIGN-UP No password, no email address, no phone number. Open the app and start. WHY THE TIMING MATTERS A posted wait of 70 minutes at 11am and 70 minutes at 8pm mean different things. ParkPinger compares every ride against its own typical day, so you find out when a line is genuinely short rather than just lower than it was an hour ago. ParkPinger is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or in any way officially connected to The Walt Disney Company, Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Destinations & Experiences, Universal Orlando Resort, or any of their subsidiaries or affiliates. All product and company names, trademarks, and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are used for descriptive and identification purposes only.