WikiCoaster

Everyone shows you "40 min". WikiCoaster tells you whether 40 min is a lot — by comparing it to a normal day. 33 parks, live, no ads.

Two hours in line for two minutes of thrills. We have all been there.

The problem is not knowing there is a 40-minute wait. It is knowing whether 40 minutes is a lot.

That is what WikiCoaster answers. For every ride, we compare the current wait to what we usually see at this hour, on this day of the week. You no longer read "40 min", you read "23 minutes LESS than usual". And then you know to go now.

WHAT YOU GET FOR FREE

• Live wait times for 33 parks: Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, Disneyland, Disneyland Paris (Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World), Europa-Park, Efteling, Phantasialand, Alton Towers and many more
• The gap versus normal on every ride, the one number that tells you what to do right now
• The park's crowd level in real time, and how many people are standing in the queues
• Which rides are quieter than usual, and which ones to skip for the next hour
• My day: your wishlist sorted by "now is the moment", and what you have already ridden
• Visitor reviews on every ride

WITH WIKICOASTER PLUS

• Plan my day: a route built for your group. Tell us the ages of the kids and what you are after, and we put your rides in the best order, with walking times and your breaks.
• Alerts: get told the moment a ride drops below your threshold, breaks down or reopens.
• Park data: the best day to visit, the longest waits, and which rides are consistent or unpredictable.
• Detailed charts: today's curve, 7-day history and reliability, ride by ride.

WHY YOU CAN TRUST IT

We have been recording wait times continuously for months. That history is what lets us say what normal looks like — and spot what is not. When a figure rests on too few records, we label it as an estimate, or we do not show it at all.

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Wait times come from public sources. WikiCoaster is not affiliated with any park.