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Choose how you want to track the parks.

Park Tracking plans your days. Park Science tells you which rides are worth it. Take one, take both, or just buy the days you're actually in the park.

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Park Tracking
Park Tracking
$15 $ 12 / month
billed $144 a year

Plan it. Track it. Relive it.

Your pass for every park day, month to month or the whole year.

  • David's strategies, built in. Start from one of his plans, or build your own.
  • Plan each day stop by stop, with live waits, ride lengths and walking times worked out for you.
  • Move a stop and the day re-plans itself. Or ask for the quickest route and let it reorder for you.
  • Tap Start Timer at the ride and it logs itself to that day. Nothing to set up.
  • Bring the family. Invite anyone to the trip, and add heights so it only suggests rides everyone can go on.
  • A Day in Review after every park day, and a Trip in Review at the end.
  • Your whole year on one calendar, and your Year in Review every January.
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Billed monthly or yearly. Renews automatically until you cancel. Cancel anytime under Subscriptions in your account. It stays on until the end of the period you've paid for. All payments are final and non-refundable.

Best value
Park Tracking Park Science
Bundle & Save
$24 $ 20 / month
billed $240 a year

Park Tracking + Park Science together. Save 17%.

  • Everything in Park Tracking.
  • Everything in Park Science.
  • One subscription, one renewal.
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Billed monthly or yearly. Renews automatically until you cancel. Cancel anytime under Subscriptions in your account. It stays on until the end of the period you've paid for. All payments are final and non-refundable.

Park Science
Park Science
$15 $ 12 / month
billed $144 a year

Every ride, go or no go.

The full science on every attraction, real wait history, and 3D walkthroughs of select queues.

  • In-depth Park Science on every attraction. You get the full overview, real wait history, and how actual waits compare with what's posted.
  • 3D Queue Walkthrough on select attractions, with more on the way. See the line before you stand in it.
  • David's recon on each 3D queue. Tap a pin and he fills you in.
  • Queue splits. Clock each section as you pass it and see where the wait actually went.
  • Queue games: Ride Trivia and Heads Up, written per attraction.
  • Report what you see while you're in the park, from rides down to Lightning Lane surges.
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Billed monthly or yearly. Renews automatically until you cancel. Cancel anytime under Subscriptions in your account. It stays on until the end of the period you've paid for. All payments are final and non-refundable.

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Park Tracking
Trip Days
$10 / day · one-time purchase · nothing to cancel

Just visiting? Buy the days.

Like buying park tickets. Get just the days you'll be in the park, with a few extra days of wiggle room to use them.

Visiting more than once? Park Tracking is $15 a month and covers every park day.

  • Start from one of David's plans, or build your own.
  • Plan each day stop by stop, with live waits and walking times.
  • Every park day logs itself. Start a timer and go.
  • A Day in Review after every day, and a Trip in Review at the end.
How many days?
3
Days
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A one-time purchase, with no subscription and nothing to cancel. Plan as early as you like. Your days activate the first time you check off a stop or start a timer in the park, and that counts as your first park day. You then have the number of days you bought plus 4 to use them, counting that first day. A 1-day purchase covers that one day. All payments are final and non-refundable.

Questions

Park Tracking

What do I get?
There are two ways to use it, and you can mix them. You can plan ahead by building your day stop by stop, and we work out the waits and walking times. Or you can just show up and tap Start Timer at each ride. Either way, you end up with a record of what you rode and how long you actually waited compared with the sign.
Can I try it first?
Yes. Your first plan is on us. Pick a sample plan, or start from a blank one and add up to five stops, then run a real park day with it. David's own plans unlock when you buy days or subscribe.
Should I buy days or subscribe?
It works just like the parks. Trip Days are like tickets: $10 a day, as many days as your trip needs, and nothing to cancel. Park Tracking is like being a passholder: $15 a month or $144 a year, and every park day is covered. If you're going two or more days in a month, the subscription costs less.
Can I change the plan once I'm in the park?
Yes. Drag a stop to a new spot, swap in something nearby, or ask for the quickest route. Everything after it updates to match. If you have a Lightning Lane return or a dining reservation, pin that time and the rest of the day works around it.
What's in a Day in Review?
It's built from your active plan for the day. It shows how much time you saved and your best call of the day, meaning what the sign posted against what you actually waited. It also shows your rides and your stats. At the end of a trip you also get a Trip in Review. Every day you track goes on your calendar, and it all adds up to your Year in Review.
Can I plan with other people?
Yes. Invite anyone to the trip and they come along for the whole thing. You can also share a single plan and choose whether each person can view it or edit it. Viewers just need a free account, so your kids can follow along on their own phones and see what's done and what's next. Anyone who edits a plan needs Park Tracking or Trip Days for that day. You can change someone's access or remove them whenever you like.
Why can't I start a timer or see live waits yet?
Tracking and live waits switch on the day itself, once you're in the park. Before then, your plan shows the times you'll reach each stop and the wait we expect when you get there. That way nobody activates a day by accident.
How is this different from Park Science?
Park Science is about the rides: wait patterns, the best times to go, and what the queue actually looks like. Park Tracking is about your own days: planning them, timing them and keeping them. They're separate subscriptions, and the bundle is both.
When do I get my Year in Review?
Every January, covering the previous calendar year.
How do I cancel?
Tap Cancel my subscription under Subscriptions in your account. It stays on until the end of the period you've paid for and then stops. If you change your mind before then, tap Keep my subscription to undo it.
What happens to my days if I cancel?
Nothing disappears. Every logged day and every trip you planned stays readable for good. Planning and tracking pick up again the moment you resubscribe.

Trip Days

Should I buy days or subscribe?
It works just like the parks. Trip Days are like tickets: $10 a day, as many days as your trip needs, and nothing to cancel. Park Tracking is like being a passholder: $15 a month or $144 a year, and every park day is covered. If you're going two or more days in a month, the subscription costs less.
When do my days start?
When you're in the park and you check off your first stop or start your first timer. That activates your first day.
How long do I have to use my days?
The number of days you bought plus 4, counting your first day. Buy 3 days and you have 7 days to use them. A 1-day purchase covers just that one day.
I bought trip days. Can they count toward a subscription?
Yes, if you haven't started your trip yet. Each unused day takes $10 off your first year of Park Tracking when you subscribe yearly. Once your first day activates, those days can't be turned into credit. It's a discount on the yearly price only, not a refund.
How far ahead can I plan?
As far as you like. You can start planning the moment you buy, even a year out. Planning doesn't use up any days, and timers and check-offs only switch on when you're in the park on that day.
Do trip days include Park Science?
No. Trip Days are Park Tracking for one trip. Park Science is its own subscription.
Do I keep everything afterwards?
Yes. Every day you log stays readable for good, including your Day in Review and the Trip in Review at the end.

Park Science

What's free?
Everyone gets live waits, the Go / No Go board, and the average saving, which is how much faster the line moves on average than the sign says. Haunted Mansion's 3D queue and David's recon are free too, so you can see what the rest look like. A subscription unlocks the in-depth science on every attraction, plus every other 3D queue and all of David's recon.
What do I get?
You get an in-depth overview of every attraction. It shows how long the wait actually runs compared with what's posted, and how that shifts at different posted wait times. It also includes the full posted-wait history, member wait reports, reported issues, and the ride's own details, including the Lightning Lane read.
Where do the numbers come from?
They come from each ride's posted-wait history plus the waits members actually report from inside the park. The more reports a ride has, the sharper its numbers get.
What's the 3D queue?
It's the line itself, built as a model you can walk before you ever stand in it. You can see how long it really is and what you'll be looking at. It's on select attractions right now, and we're adding more as we go. Every section is labelled, and David's recon pins sit along the way.
What's David's recon?
Notes David leaves along each 3D queue from walking it himself. Things like when a section being open means you should come back later, or where to stand to be first off. Tap a pin on the model to open one.
Can I track the line as I move through it?
Yes, that's Queue splits. Clock each section as you pass it. The sections are named from the same 3D model you can walk beforehand. The summary afterwards shows which part of the line took the most time, not just a total.
Is there anything to do while I'm in line?
Yes, there are queue games. Ride Trivia is written for each attraction (760 questions and counting), and you can play on your own or with your group. Heads Up is a group game: phone on your forehead, and your party gives the clues.
Can I report something I see in the park?
Yes, if you're a subscriber and you're in the park. Report things like a ride that's down, an animatronic that isn't working, or a Lightning Lane surge. Reports only count from inside the park, so what everyone sees comes from people who are actually there.
I already subscribed to Support the Team (before August 2026). Does anything change?
Nope, you're locked in. Your subscription keeps working at the price you signed up at, and it already unlocks everything in Park Science. You get that price because you were with us from the start. Want Park Tracking too? You can add it at the regular price, and your early price for Park Science stays the same. Thank you for the early support.
How is this different from Park Tracking?
Park Science is about the rides and the queues. Park Tracking is about your own days: planning them, timing them and keeping them. They're separate subscriptions, and the bundle is both.
How do I cancel?
Tap Cancel my subscription under Subscriptions in your account. It stays on until the end of the period you've paid for and then stops. If you change your mind before then, tap Keep my subscription to undo it.

Bundle & Save

What does the bundle include?
Both in one subscription. Park Tracking lets you plan and time your park days, with Day, Trip and Year in Review. Park Science gives you the in-depth science, the 3D queues on select attractions, David's recon and Queue splits. Yearly or monthly, your choice.
What do I save?
17% compared with subscribing to the two separately. That's $288 → $240 a year, or $30 → $25 a month.
I already have one of them. Can I upgrade?
Yes, anytime. Tap Upgrade to the bundle under Subscriptions in your account, and your subscription switches over right away. You'll pay the difference for the rest of your current billing period, and your renewal date stays the same. If you're on a monthly plan and switch to the yearly bundle, your new year starts that day, and whatever's left of your month comes off the price.
Can I switch to a smaller plan?
Yes, when your current month or year ends. Until then you keep everything you've paid for, and the new plan starts at your next renewal. Payments aren't refundable.
How do I cancel?
Tap Cancel my subscription under Subscriptions in your account. It stays on until the end of the period you've paid for and then stops. If you change your mind before then, tap Keep my subscription to undo it.

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