Lucky Queue tells you when a long posted wait at Disneyland Resort is about to fall, so you can start walking before everyone else sees the new number.
Both parks, every attraction with a posted wait, watched around the clock while the parks are open.
When a long wait is likely to fall soon, your phone buzzes with the ride, the chance and how soon.
By the time the new number shows up for everyone else, you’re already on your way.
Every nudge is graded automatically against what the posted wait did next. Here are the last 13 days, unedited.
Backed by 62 days of park data
Yes, on iOS 16.4 or newer. Open Lucky Queue in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen, and open it from the new icon. Apple only allows notifications for web apps installed that way. The app walks you through it.
Yes. In Chrome, open the menu and choose Install app (or Add to Home screen), then turn on notifications.
Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure in Anaheim. Not Walt Disney World (yet).
That part is our secret. It’s built on weeks of every posted wait in both parks, and it’s relearned every morning. Rather than ask you to trust it, we grade every nudge automatically and publish the results above, hits and misses.
No. Lucky Queue is independent and isn't affiliated with Disney.
Typically a handful per park day, and never the same ride twice in an hour. Nothing goes out in the last 45 minutes before the park closes. You can switch notifications off per device at any time.
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