Theme park wait times
as a data feed
Real-time and historical wait time data for 56 US amusement parks. Ride-level readings every 15 minutes, 48M+ row historical dataset, simple REST JSON API.
// GET /api/v1/waits/:park { "park": "Six Flags Great Adventure", "updated_at": "2026-07-04T14:22:00Z", "rides": [ { "name": "El Toro", "wait_minutes": 65, "is_open": true }, { "name": "Nitro", "wait_minutes": 45, "is_open": true }, { "name": "Jersey Devil Coaster", "wait_minutes": 55, "is_open": true } ] }
What the API covers
Two endpoints for two use cases — current state and historical patterns.
Who uses it
The feed serves three distinct audiences with different data needs.
Park Apps & Guest Tools
Embed real-time wait times directly into your park's official app or a third-party visitor planning tool. No scraping, no fragile HTML parsing — structured JSON updated every 15 minutes.
Operations & Analytics Platforms
Pull live and historical wait data into your internal BI tools, operations dashboards, or capacity planning models. Combine with your own ticketing and POS data for a complete picture.
Research & Media
Academic researchers studying tourism, crowd dynamics, and visitor behavior. Journalists and analysts covering the theme park industry. 48M rows of real-world queue data, available by request.
Parks in the dataset
56 US parks across all major operators, plus key regional parks.
Disney: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom, Disneyland, California Adventure · Universal: Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, Epic Universe, Volcano Bay, Studios Hollywood · Six Flags: Great Adventure, Magic Mountain, Over Georgia, Over Texas, Great America, Fiesta Texas, St. Louis, New England, Discovery Kingdom, Darien Lake, Great Escape · Cedar Fair: Cedar Point, Kings Island, Kings Dominion, Carowinds, Knott's Berry Farm, Dorney Park, Valleyfair, Michigan's Adventure, California's Great America · SeaWorld: Orlando, San Diego, San Antonio · LEGOLAND: California, Florida, New York · Regionals: Hersheypark, Dollywood, Silver Dollar City, Kennywood, Holiday World, Busch Gardens Tampa, Busch Gardens Williamsburg, and more
Frequently Asked Questions
What data does the amusement park API provide?
Real-time wait times by ride, average park wait, crowd level, ride status (open/closed), last updated timestamp, and park-level metadata. Historical data is available for research and model training. Endpoints are REST/JSON over HTTPS.
How often is the API updated?
Wait-time data is refreshed every 15 minutes per park. API consumers receive the most recently available reading for each ride in the response.
Which parks does the API cover?
51 US parks including all Disney World parks, Disneyland, Universal Studios Florida, Universal Studios Hollywood, Universal Epic Universe, all Cedar Fair/Six Flags properties, Busch Gardens, SeaWorld, Legoland, Dollywood, Hersheypark, and 30+ regional parks.
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