MouseDining vs MouseWatcher
MouseDining is a subscription with a free plan: 6 email alerts free, $9 a month for 50 alerts or $90 a year for 100, with text alerts on paid plans. MouseWatcher sells alerts one at a time from $5, or a subscription from $19 a month, with text and email alerts. Many watches at once points to MouseDining; one or two tables to MouseWatcher. SupaPark, which we make, watches Disney dining free by email (10 alert emails a day).
- MouseDining: Dining reservation alerts
- MouseWatcher: Dining reservation alerts
- SupaPark makes SupaPark

- 5 minbetween posted-wait readings for each ride (287 a day per ride, last 24 hours)
- 28,123Disney dining openings SupaPark saw in the last 30 days, at 83 restaurants
- 820Lightning Lane sellouts measured, Sep 13–Oct 14 (48 rides)
Side by side
Each from its own page, checked Oct 12, 2026
| Feature | MouseDining | MouseWatcher | SupaPark |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes$0, 6 alerts, email alerts only | Not listed | YesEmail alerts, 10 a day |
| Text (SMS) alerts | PartlyPaid plans: up to 3 phone numbers, international included; Free plan is email only | YesText and email alerts | YesOn Gold |
| Email alerts | YesUp to 3 email addresses on every plan | YesText and email alerts | YesEvery plan; 10 a day on Free |
| Pay per alert | Not listed | YesStarting at $5 per alert, one-time; price adjusts based on target dates | NoPlans only |
| Subscription | Yes$9 per month, 50 alerts; $90 per year ($7.50 per month), 100 alerts | YesStarting at $19 per month; renews monthly, cancel anytime | YesSilver $19/month; Gold $29/month |
| Beyond restaurants | Not listed | YesOther bookable experiences | YesWait-drop and Lightning Lane alerts, live waits, crowd calendar, Merlin |
| Destinations | YesDisney restaurants | YesWalt Disney World and Disneyland restaurants, and other Disney destinations listed on its site | YesWalt Disney World only |
| Platforms | Web | Web | iPhone, Android and web |
- Yes listed on its own page
- Partly
- Not listed the page we checked doesn’t mention it
MouseDining: Disney dining reservation alerts: you set an alert for a restaurant, date, meal and time and are notified when a reservation becomes available. Includes a calendar of recent dining availability. MouseWatcher: Text and email alerts when tables open up at Walt Disney World and Disneyland restaurants; it also watches other bookable experiences.
Who should pick which
Pick MouseDining if…
Where MouseDining is the better fit
- Text-message alerts to up to three phone numbers on paid plans, international numbers included.
- Up to 50 (Monthly) or 100 (Annual) dining alerts at once, with notes on each alert.
- A free plan with 6 email alerts.
Families focused on one thing, landing a hard-to-get Disney dining reservation, especially if they want text alerts.
Pick MouseWatcher if…
Where MouseWatcher is the better fit
- Text alerts on every alert you buy.
- Pay-per-alert pricing if you only need one or two restaurants.
- Watches bookable experiences beyond restaurants, and Disney destinations beyond Florida.
Guests who want a text the moment a specific table opens, and would rather pay per alert than subscribe.
Pick SupaPark if…
Where SupaPark is the better fit
- Free dining alerts by email, 10 a day
- Ride wait-drop and Lightning Lane alerts in the same app
- Merlin, the AI planner, and live waits for all four parks
Price
As published, checked Oct 12, 2026
MouseDining
- Free
- $0, 6 alerts, email alerts only
- Monthly
- $9 per month, 50 alerts
- Annual
- $90 per year ($7.50 per month), 100 alerts
Source: mousedining.com/pricing
MouseWatcher
- Individual alerts
- Starting at $5 per alert, one-time; price adjusts based on target dates
- Monthly subscription
- Starting at $19 per month; renews monthly, cancel anytime
Source: mousewatcher.com/pricing, mousewatcher.com
SupaPark
- Free
- $0
- Silver
- $19/month or $125/year
- Gold
- $29/month or $199/year
Free: by email, 10 alert emails a day. Silver: push (unlimited push alerts) and unlimited email. Gold: unlimited push, plus SMS. Full pricing.
What any dining alert is waiting for
Measured by SupaPark
Inside SupaPark
Real screens from the app




Frequently asked questions
Is MouseDining or MouseWatcher better?
MouseDining is a subscription with a free plan: 6 email alerts free, $9 a month for 50 alerts or $90 a year for 100, with text alerts on paid plans. MouseWatcher sells alerts one at a time from $5, or a subscription from $19 a month, with text and email alerts. Many watches at once points to MouseDining; one or two tables to MouseWatcher. SupaPark, which we make, watches Disney dining free by email (10 alert emails a day).
How much does MouseDining cost?
As listed on its own page on Oct 12, 2026: Free: $0, 6 alerts, email alerts only; Monthly: $9 per month, 50 alerts; Annual: $90 per year ($7.50 per month), 100 alerts.
How much does MouseWatcher cost?
As listed on its own page on Oct 12, 2026: Individual alerts: Starting at $5 per alert, one-time; price adjusts based on target dates; Monthly subscription: Starting at $19 per month; renews monthly, cancel anytime.
Is there a free alternative to MouseDining and MouseWatcher?
Yes. MouseDining itself has a free plan (6 email alerts). SupaPark's free account watches Disney dining by email, 10 alert emails a day, plus ride and Lightning Lane alerts. MagicTable and Stakeout also list free tiers.
Does SupaPark book the reservation for me?
No. SupaPark watches Disney dining and alerts you; you book in My Disney Experience.
Who made this comparison?
SupaPark, which makes the SupaPark app. MouseDining and MouseWatcher are described only from their own pages, checked on the date shown.
How we wrote this comparison
MouseDining facts come only from mousedining.com/pricing; MouseWatcher facts only from mousewatcher.com/pricing, mousewatcher.com; both read on Oct 12, 2026. Anything a page does not mention is marked "Not listed", not "No". We make no claims about either service's accuracy, speed or data. SupaPark makes SupaPark; its prices come from our live pricing page. MouseDining and MouseWatcher are trademarks of their owners, used only to identify them. Spot something out of date? Tell us at our contact page.