Numbers you can check
We compare against a baseline that a real person could walk, and show it to you. When your plan cannot be improved, we say so. When your change costs time, we say how much.
MaxTheFun started with a simple frustration: an expensive, long-awaited park day, and most of it spent looking at the back of someone's head.
For most families a theme park trip is a once-a-year event, or rarer. Tickets, travel and a hotel add up quickly. Yet on the day, the biggest factor in how much you enjoy it is something nobody tells you: the order you ride in.
The same six rides can cost two and a half hours of queueing or nearly five, depending on when you join each line. Regular visitors learn the patterns over many trips. First-time visitors, the ones with the most at stake, have no chance.
That is a data problem, and data problems can be solved. We built a forecaster for queues, an optimiser for routes and a calm guide for the day itself, and wrapped them in an app that anyone can use in under a minute.
We compare against a baseline that a real person could walk, and show it to you. When your plan cannot be improved, we say so. When your change costs time, we say how much.
Everything is measured in minutes of your day given back. You see your own savings before you see a price.
No pop-ups and no automatic re-routing behind your back. The app watches the queues and waits for you to ask.
No account is required, not even to buy. We collect the minimum, host in the EU and run no advertising trackers.
MaxTheFun is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any theme park operator. Ride names are used only to identify the attractions you want to visit. Wait times and savings are our own statistical estimates, not official park information.
The app, the forecasting pipeline and the route optimiser are built and in pre-launch testing. We are a small independent team, and we are finalising launch pricing and preparing store submissions.