A LIGHT DAY
If you'd been here on a weekend like this,
you'd have set your own pace, all day.
Sep 5, 2026 held steady at a 3/10, a forgiving day if you arrived with a plan. Crowds bounced between a 1 and a 6, settling around a 3 for most of the day.
PLANNING A TRIP?
Pick your dates on the crowd calendar
and we'll show you how this day compares to your window.
The day, hour by hour.
6
4 PM
6
5 PM
6
6 PM
6
7 PM
1
8 PM
3
9 PM
4 PM to 10 AM
Hit Journey to Atlantis first
Even on a light day, Journey to Atlantis builds fast by mid-morning. Get there before the gates open.
11 AM to 1 PM
Lunch is the low water mark
Waits ease during the noon hour. Hit a second-tier ride now.
2 PM to 6 PM
Walk-on window opens
Mako + Pipeline fall to walk-on in the mid-afternoon. Re-rideable.
8 PM to 9 PM
Final-hour re-rides
Most families leave well before close. Re-ride your favorite while everyone else heads out.
Every ride, by average wait.
Expedition Odyssey
peak 85m · 45% uptime
Penguin Trek
peak 55m · 17% uptime
Infinity Falls
peak 40m · 16% uptime
Journey to Atlantis
peak 90m · 10% uptime
Manta
peak 60m · 16% uptime
Ice Breaker
peak 45m · 15% uptime
Mako
peak 25m · 15% uptime
Pipeline: The Surf Coaster
peak 15m · 7% uptime
Kraken
peak 10m · 17% uptime
Weather that day: ☁️ Cloudy, high 90°F, low 76°F, rain for 6h.
FOR YOUR TRIP
This is the day,
but live, in your pocket.
A light day rewards a loose plan. Ride Ready watches the lines for you, flags the dips, and tells you what to ride next, free.
WHAT YOU'D HAVE GOTTEN ON THIS DAY
10:42a Drop alert: Journey to Atlantis 32m to 19m
1:15p Walk-on window: Mako + Pipeline
4:08p Smart pick: Journey to Atlantis is short right now, go
6:30p Dinner spike flagged, sit it out
4 drop alerts · 3 picks · 1 skip suggestion
