WaitDrop shows you the live wait times of more than 140 theme parks around the world, tells you when the queue for your favourite ride drops and shows you which day and which hour to go to wait less.
No sign-up to browse · works on any phone or computer · Android app on Google Play
From your front door to the last ride: WaitDrop turns queue data into decisions — when to go, what to ride now and what to leave for later.
The queue for every ride, updated every 5 minutes and sorted the way you want: by name or by wait.
Will Saturday be packed? An attendance estimate for the next 7 days and a monthly calendar to pick the best date.
Every ride has its quiet hours. We show you when the queue is usually shortest, based on real historical data.
Pick a ride and a threshold — “tell me when Shambhala drops below 20 minutes” — and get the notification instantly.
Your usual parks and rides, one tap away, with their current status and wait.
Spanish, English, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. Installable as an app on Android and iPhone straight from the browser.
Search more than 140 parks across Europe, the Americas and Asia — from Parque Warner to Disney World.
See every ride’s queue live and which days are expected to be quiet before you buy your ticket.
On the day of your visit, let WaitDrop watch the queues for you and tell you the right moment.
or €2.49 every 3 months
Subscription available in the Android app and on the web. Cancel any time, no commitment.
WaitDrop is a web and Android app that shows the live wait times of the rides at more than 140 theme parks around the world — Parque Warner Madrid, PortAventura, Disneyland Paris, Europa-Park, Walt Disney World and many more. Beyond the current wait, it offers a day-by-day crowd forecast, the history of every ride, the best hours to ride and personalised alerts.
Yes. Checking wait times, crowd forecasts and history is free and needs no account. With a free account you can also save favourites and create up to 3 alerts. WaitDrop PRO (€0.99/month, in the app and on the web) adds the weekly planner, removes the ads and lifts the limits on alerts and favourites.
From Queue-Times.com, which collects the wait times published by the parks themselves. WaitDrop syncs them every 5 minutes and builds its own history, statistics and forecasts on top.
More than 140 parks across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Oceania. In Spain: Parque Warner Madrid, PortAventura World, Ferrari Land, Parque de Atracciones de Madrid and Tibidabo. In Europe: Disneyland Paris, Europa-Park, Efteling, Alton Towers, Phantasialand, Gardaland… And the big names in the US and Asia: Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, Tokyo Disneyland and more. If a park publishes its wait times, it is almost certainly there.
Every 5 minutes, around the clock. Each reading is also stored in the history, which feeds the trend charts, the best hours for each ride and the crowd forecast.
No. WaitDrop runs straight in the browser on your phone or computer. If you want, you can install it as an app from the browser itself (it is a PWA), and it is also available on Google Play for Android.
Yes. Open waitdrop.app in Safari and use it directly, or add it to your home screen ("Share → Add to Home Screen") to have it like any other app.
You pick a ride and a threshold in minutes — for example, “Batman under 15 minutes” — and WaitDrop watches the queue for you. As soon as the wait drops below your threshold, you get a notification. Perfect for riding the park’s headliners without spending the day staring at the app.