Kiosk mode goes full screen and hides every on-screen control — no distractions for anyone watching the board. To get back out, tap the bottom-right corner of the screen and enter the PIN above. Default is 1234 — change it before leaving this running in public.
Mix any rides from any parks onto one board. Nothing's picked to start — search or browse a park below and add what you want.
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Opening that link goes straight to this exact board — handy for bookmarking it or sending it to someone else to view normally (not kiosk mode).
Opening that link goes straight into kiosk mode showing exactly this board and background — nothing to set up on the other device.
Averaged from this browser's own logged snapshots below — turn logging on and leave it running a while to build this up. (ThemeParks.wiki's own history endpoint isn't part of its documented API, so this app no longer guesses at it.)
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Best-effort guess by ride name (carousels, junior coasters, etc.) — Queue-Times doesn't report an actual ride category, so this won't be perfect.
Only matters on parks with a wide sign — picks between the Art Deco monument look and the grand LED Matrix board.
Neon Marquee overrides the park's own sign with a Vegas-style tube-light board on any park, wide, digital or otherwise. Generic Waitboard swaps it for a plain unbranded standee — no park theming, one accent colour for every open wait — for anyone who'd rather not have a specific park's look. Welcome Totem overrides it with an arched stone-and-bronze entrance totem topped by a blue digital welcome panel — shows real wait times during park hours, and a two-line "today's hours / next opening" ribbon when closed.
Adds an extra page to the cycle listing today's performance times, for parks where ThemeParks.wiki reports any (Disney/Universal entertainment, mostly). Off automatically on a park with none to show.
Sets the unit for the little clock/weather readout on every board.
Standby is the sign's main wait time and is always shown. Turn any of these off if you don't want that ride's badge on the sign — the key on the side of the screen follows the same choice.
For your own testing only — shows made-up wait times on every park instead of the live API. Password-protected so it can't be flipped on by accident (this is a casual gate, not real security — anyone who reads the page source can see it).
Bookmark this on a kiosk device to load straight into a running tour, no taps required.