RideAlert

RideAlert answers the questions people ask while planning a theme park day or standing in one: what the line is right now, how long a ride usually stays down, when a Lightning Lane sells out and whether it comes back, which days of the month look quiet, and what time the fireworks are.

Ten US parks: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom at Walt Disney World; Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure; Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure and Epic Universe; and Universal Studios Hollywood.

Six read-only tools:

• List parks: today's hours, Early Entry, open now, today's crowd level.
• Live wait times: every attraction's posted wait and status, minutes down for a ride that is down, single rider, Lightning Lane return times and Single Pass prices.
• Ride outlook: typical wait by time of day over the last 28 days, the quietest and busiest windows, how often the ride opens late and by how much, how often it breaks down and for how long.
• Crowd calendar: a month, day by day, with RideAlert's crowd level for past days, Queue-Times' observed and forecast percentages, and evenings with a separately ticketed party.
• Show times: today's performances for shows, parades and fireworks.
• Lightning Lane patterns: how often Multi Pass and Single Pass sell out, when, when inventory comes back and how long it lasts, and the price range.

Live data from ThemeParks.wiki, refreshed every five minutes; crowd percentages from Queue-Times.com; history from RideAlert's own record of every attraction, every five minutes, since April 2026.

No account or sign-in. The connector reads public park data, stores nothing about you, and cannot set alerts or book anything. The RideAlert app for iPhone, Apple Watch and Android does the watching: a push when a ride drops below your wait, reopens, or a sold-out Lightning Lane comes back.

Independent; not affiliated with Disney or Universal.