Why did we make WRT?
Some people look forward to a big drop; others prefer a gentle view. Children have different height requirements, and some need an accompanying guardian. Before asking “What should we ride first?”, it helps to ask “Will everyone be comfortable?”
WRT supports that conversation. Collect preferences and constraints, compare suitable candidates and estimated time, and agree on a plan. The goal isn’t for everyone to ride the scariest attraction—it’s for everyone to enjoy the day without pressure.
Four steps, with the actual input forms
Try the actual app inputs below each step. Practice entries are not saved.
Enter your riders.
- AdultsSelect the count and average age band.
- TeensEnter the count and average age (13–18).
- ChildrenEnter count, actual height and age. Remove the child row if there are no children.
Set your time and location.
- Total ridersAdults, teens and children are added automatically.
- Time remainingChoose 0.5–10 hours, including meals and breaks.
- Current locationSelect the area you are in now.
Choose preferences and see recommendations.
- Basic optionsChoose boarding preference, crowd assumption and break allowance.
- Thrill levelSelect a level from 1 Gentle to 5 Intense.
- CheckboxesChoose guardian, indoor, child and reservation conditions, plus effects to avoid.
- RecommendationsSee 4 rides first; add 2 more each time. Long queues remain selectable.
Enter the queue time on site.
- Queue inputOpen a ride’s details and enter the wait on the queue board in minutes.
- ApplyApply the current observation. It stays active for 30 minutes.
- ChangesExclude unavailable rides. Update your remaining time yourself after riding.
Three things to remember
Estimated time is not a live queue.
Planning ranges include walking, waiting, riding and group allowance. Prioritize official and on-site information; recheck manually entered waits as conditions change.
Average age does not guarantee eligibility.
Age bands describe your group, not each person’s boarding conditions. Check actual height, age and health for everyone. Adult averages cannot replace children’s individual details.
Together does not guarantee the same vehicle.
Capacity and staff seating assignments can split a group across vehicles or cycles. If splitting up, decide who accompanies each child and where everyone will meet.