Where to see live wait times

You can check continuously updated wait times for all four Walt Disney World theme parks directly in SupaPark. We track both the official posted wait times and our own Real Wait estimates (what guests are actually waiting) so you can make the smartest decision about where to head next.

Live wait times are Free for everyone, forever. You do not need a paid plan to access live wait data.

Where to find wait times

There are a few ways to check live waits before and during your park day:

1. The Rides Tab (Ride-Now)

The absolute best place to see what you should ride right now is the Rides tab in the SupaPark app, or by visiting the Ride-Now page directly (/now).

Here, you will see a complete list of attractions for your selected park, updating continuously. We order this list to highlight the best opportunities at this exact moment, helping you dodge heavy crowds.

2. Your Dashboard

Your main Dashboard (/app/dashboard) gives you a quick snapshot of the park’s current operational status. This includes standout wait times, any rides that have unexpectedly gone down, and immediate opportunities.

3. The Park Map

If you prefer a visual layout, you can view live waits directly on our interactive park map (/app/map). This is a great way to see what lines look like in the land you are currently standing in.

What the wait times tell you

When you look at a ride in SupaPark, you will usually see:

• Posted Wait: The official time currently displayed at the ride’s physical entrance.
• Real Wait: Our estimate of how long you will actually wait in the standby line, based on measured park observations and recent trends.
• Lightning Lane Status: Whether Lightning Lane Multi Pass or Single Pass is currently available for that attraction. (Remember, if you decide to use Lightning Lane, you will book your selections directly in Disney’s My Disney Experience app—SupaPark simply shows you what is available!)

Pro Tip: Want to plan ahead? You can use our Best time to ride forecaster (/best-time-to-ride) to see when an attraction’s line usually dips during the day.