Data-driven insights on theme park crowds, wait times, and trip planning.
You're going to Disney World during spring break. You know it'll be crowded. Here's what the data says about which parks, which days, and which strategies actually make a difference.
Read article →We analyzed WTI forecasts across all four Disney World parks for every remaining week of 2026. Here are the best and worst times to go — backed by data, not vibes.
Read article →We tracked Epic Universe wait times since opening. Here's how it compares to every other Orlando park, when crowds might finally calm down, and what to do if you're going now.
Read article →Your weekly WTI forecast for March 17–23, 2026. Tokyo DisneySea is the lightest park (WTI 19–20), while Tokyo Disneyland runs busiest (21–22). See the full breakdown.
Read article →Your weekly WTI forecast for March 18–24, 2026. Universal Studios Florida is the lightest park (WTI 12–14), while Epic Universe runs busiest (31). See the full breakdown.
Read article →Your weekly WTI forecast for March 13–19, 2026. Universal Studios Hollywood is the lightest park (WTI 9–14), while Disney California Adventure runs busiest (21–26). See the full breakdown.
Read article →Spring break is here. We break down which Orlando parks are busiest this week — and which ones are surprisingly manageable. Spoiler: Epic Universe is packed, but Universal Studios Florida is a ghost town.
Read article →One number that summarizes how busy a theme park is on a given day. Learn how WTI distills crowd levels into a single score — and why it's more useful than raw wait times or 1-to-10 scales.
Read article →After two decades analyzing theme park wait times, I'm introducing a different approach. The Wait Time Index offers an alternative to traditional 1-to-10 crowd calendars — using real, comparable wait time data.
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