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Parkie shows the waits the parks post, collected by ThemeParks.wiki and Queue-Times.com. They update about every minute. Parks sometimes post a wait that isn't the real line, or stop updating when a ride is closing, so treat them as a guide.

Parkie reads each park's schedule, including early entry, extended evenings and separately ticketed events like Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party or Halloween Horror Nights. If a park is running outside its posted schedule, Parkie shows it as open once rides are actively posting waits. If something still looks wrong, pull down to refresh or email us the park and time.

On the Parks tab, tap the filter button at the top right and pick your parks. Parks that are open (including ticketed events) are listed first.

Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, Disneyland Resort, SeaWorld Orlando and Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, with more to come.

Open a ride and tap Set an alert. Choose "when it opens", "when it breaks down", or a wait above or below a number, and whether it alerts once or for the rest of the day. "When it opens" only fires when a closed or down ride actually reopens. Wait alerts fire as soon as the wait crosses your number. You can have up to 3 alerts. Manage them on your profile.

1. Make sure notifications are on for Parkie: iPhone Settings → Notifications → Parkie, or Android Settings → Apps → Parkie → Notifications.
2. Check that your alert is switched on (Profile → Ride alerts). "Once" alerts switch off after they fire.
3. Open Parkie once while signed in, so your phone is registered for notifications.

Alerts are checked about every minute and depend on the park's posted data, so they can occasionally be late.

Tap Log next to a ride in the park list, or Log Ride on its page. Add your wait, a rating, notes and the song or variant if there is one, and optionally share it to the feed. Edit or delete logs from My Rides.

No. Parkie saves it on your phone and sends it as soon as you're back online. You'll see a "waiting to sync" banner until then, where you can sync now or remove it.

If you turn it on and allow "Always" location, your iPhone notices when you arrive at a park and starts your park day, even when Parkie is closed. Only the check-in is saved, never your location. Turn it off any time in Parkie's settings.

From Apple Health and your iPhone's motion sensor, if you allow it. Parkie only reads your steps; it never writes to Health.

If you signed up with email, tap Forgot password? on the sign-in screen, or go to parkieapp.com/reset-password, and we'll email you a link to choose a new one. If you used Sign in with Apple or Google, just sign in with that button again. There's no separate Parkie password.

In the app: Profile → Settings → Delete Account on iPhone, or Profile → Delete account on Android. See deleting your account for what gets deleted and other options.

Tap the ••• on a post or profile and choose Report or Block. Blocking hides their posts from you and yours from them. We review reports and remove content that breaks our community guidelines. For anything urgent, email support@parkieapp.com.