RideCue

RideCue

Walt Disney World wait times

0 ratings
Free

Rating summary

Details

Released
October 28, 2026
Updated
October 29, 2026
RideCue screenshot #1 for iPhone
RideCue screenshot #2 for iPhone
RideCue screenshot #3 for iPhone
RideCue screenshot #4 for iPhone
RideCue screenshot #5 for iPhone
RideCue screenshot #6 for iPhone
RideCue screenshot #7 for iPhone
RideCue screenshot #8 for iPhone
RideCue screenshot #9 for iPhone
RideCue screenshot #10 for iPhone
🖼️Get Icon
Icons↘︎

About

RideCue is an unofficial companion for a day at Walt Disney World: live wait times for all four parks, a Today board that tells you which rides to hit and in what order, alerts on the rides you star, and a recap of the day you can share. LOWEST WAIT ISN'T BEST DEAL Every wait is read against that ride's own typical. A 45-minute line can be the bargain of the morning, and a 15-minute line can be running above normal. RideCue says which is which, in plain words, on your Today board and your starred rides. LIVE Every ride in Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom, refreshed every 3 minutes while parks are open, or pull down any time. Each park's crowd level, labeled as the estimate it is. Down, closed and refurbishment states shown plainly, never guessed at. A short read at the top says what matters right now: how the headliners compare to typical, what's down, which park runs latest tonight, and a moment from Disney history on this day. TODAY Star the rides you care about and open your park. The board builds itself: what's running under typical right now, what to go to next, what's down and whether it came back. Nothing to type. No itinerary, no walking speeds, no re-entry times. Favorites and a leave time are the only inputs it will ever ask for. MY RIDES One switch turns alerts on. RideCue tells you when a starred ride drops under your number, when it goes down and when it comes back, as ordinary iPhone notifications with the park as the subtitle. Turn the switch off and the server forgets you. PLAN Park hours with Early Entry and extended evening windows, the day's weather, and a calendar of how each park has run. History, never a promise. Every ride has a profile: its typical wait by half hour, when it crests, how often it ran clean, and its downtime day by day over the last four weeks. Planning a trip? The Advisor gives each park as calm a day as your dates allow and rests the days the parks have run busiest. Change any day; nothing is written until you tap. WRAP Today so far, yesterday's recap, the week and the month: peaks and walk-ons, downtime, and a full Weather page with the day's temperature, rain and lightning hour by hour. SHARE Nearly every screen has a card: what's running unusual, a ride's week or its month of downtime, your day's board, tonight's shows. You see the card before you send it, and some come in two shapes. One tap, and it goes out through the iPhone share sheet as a picture. WHAT RIDECUE ISN'T It doesn't sell tickets or book anything. Lightning Lane and dining reservations stay in the official app. It has no account, no login, no ads, no analytics and no trackers. What you star stays on your phone. RideCue is unofficial and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to The Walt Disney Company. Park and attraction names belong to their owners. Wait-time data © ThemeParks.wiki · Weather and lightning by Vaisala Xweather · Weather data by Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0).
Show more
+2

What's New in RideCue

1.1

October 29, 2026

Alerts now show the wait in color, right in the notification. Also since launch: every share card previews before you send it, and some come in two shapes. Ride profiles show downtime day by day. The Advisor plans your trip week by day. A moment from Disney history on this day, on Live and in the Wrap.

More