Queue Drops: Theme Park Waits | Alerts when ride queues fall

How Queue Drops works

Pick your rides. Choose the ones you actually want to ride, at any park.
Say what counts as a drop. Ten minutes shorter, or under twenty minutes, for each ride or for all of them.
Get on with your day. Queue Drops sends a notification the moment a wait falls that far. Tap it for the ride.

Inside the app

The whole park at a glanceEvery ride's wait with a last-hour graph. The rides you watch come first.
Waits on the mapSee which short queues are near you.
Alerts your waySwitch on at the park, off when you leave.
Your day, keptEach queue you time, and how it compared with the board.

What Queue Drops does

Drop alerts
A notification when a ride's wait falls by as much as you chose, or below the number you set.
Only at the park
Alerts can switch on when you arrive and off when you leave. Your location stays on your iPhone.
Live Activity and Apple Watch
Follow a queue from your Lock Screen or your wrist while you wait, with complications for your shortest rides.
Walking directions
Routes along the park's own paths to the ride that just dropped.
Queue timer and visit history
Time each queue, see how the board's wait compared, and keep a summary of every visit in your own iCloud.
Many parks
Boards for parks around the world, with resorts shown together.

On your wrist

Apple Watch showing the rides you are watching and their waits

Apple Watch showing one ride's wait and a Start Queuing button

Apple Watch Your watched rides and the queue timer, with complications for your shortest rides.

Parks

Questions about Queue Drops

Is there an app that tells you when theme park queues go down?

Yes, Queue Drops. It watches the wait times for the rides you pick and sends a notification to your iPhone when one falls.

What counts as a queue drop?

A drop is a ride's wait falling by the amount you choose, such as ten minutes shorter, or to under a number of minutes you set. You can set it for each ride or for all of them.

Where do the wait times come from?

From the parks' own live ride data, the same numbers the park's board shows. They update within seconds of the park changing them.

Which parks does it cover?

Parks around the world, each with a page listing its rides on the parks list. The app shows every ride's live wait, and parks in the same resort are shown together.

Which phones does it work on?

iPhone, with an Apple Watch app. There is no Android version yet.

Does it cost anything?

Queue Drops is free while it's being tested. Paid features are planned, and this page will say what they cost before they arrive.

Does it track me?

There are no accounts, ads or analytics. Your location and ride log stay on your iPhone. Read the privacy policy.

Is it affiliated with the parks?

No. Queue Drops is independent, and park names here are only to say which park's queues you are looking at.