What's New

One way out, and more to count

Getting around is simpler, ride pages count more of what you've seen, and a handful of rough edges are smoothed.

• One way out of every screen. Ride pages, booth pages and your Day Story keep a single back arrow. Log forms have one X, top left, and it returns you to wherever you started the log, not to Home.
• How many times, for everything. The ride page now counts each song, mission, seat and track you've had, so you can see which Cosmic Rewind song you keep getting.
• The Muppets pre-show. On the Muppets' Rock 'n' Roller Coaster, log who called in during the pre-show along with the song you rode to. Discoveries keeps a list of both.
• Buzz Lightyear's new ranks. Your score now uses the 2026 ride's seven ranks, and scores past 999,999 save properly. Galactic Hero is finally reachable.

Fixes

• Spinning the time wheel on a log no longer closes the picker, and every column is wide enough to grab with a thumb.
• Park ride badges count the rides that are running today. A retired version of a ride you've logged no longer pushes your percentage past what's possible.
• Logging a festival booth from the + button now opens its menu, so "What did you try?" is there however you get to the booth.
• Rides that have been replaced by a new version leave your ride list on their own. Your past logs on them stay put.
• Resort pages no longer show an empty Park Hours section.

Star Tours, every song, and live waits

Rides that are different every time can now be logged that way.

• Star Tours, flight by flight. Star Tours is never the same twice, and now your log can say which ride you got: how you left the spaceport, your first stop, who sent the transmission and where you ended up. The ride page counts every segment you've had, and a new Star Tourist badge waits for all 26.
• Every song you've heard. Discoveries lists each song on Cosmic Rewind and Rock 'n' Roller Coaster with how many times you've heard it, and the ride page shows every ride you logged and what it played.
• Score badges. Six new badges for your best score on Buzz Lightyear and Toy Story Mania.
• Live wait times. Every ride in a park's list shows its current wait. Tap the Rides chip to sort the park by shortest wait.
• Five new avatars: a kitten, a puppy, a bear, a fox and a painter.

Smaller things

• Saving from the + button returns you to where you started.
• Logging a party night no longer asks which park you were in. The party already knows.
• Ride pages say what kind of ride it is. Tags are easier to read, and every check mark is a little bolder.
• Discoveries counts your busiest park day in adventures logged, which stays accurate across time zones.
• You can rate Parkventure from Settings whenever you like.

Parkventure is here

Your camera saves photos. Parkventure saves the story. The first release, built for Walt Disney World.

• Log everything. Rides, characters, snacks, shows, festival booths, party nights and resorts, each with photos, a rating and a note.
• Your timeline and Day Story. Every adventure filed under the day it happened, and each park day written up for you, photos and all.
• Quests and festival quests. Themed challenges that send you looking for what you missed, including limited-time quests for festivals and parties.
• XP, levels and badges. Earn XP for every adventure, rank up, and collect badges for milestones you weren't even chasing.
• Memories and trips. Your park photos, browsable by park, people or year, with park days grouped into trips.
• Park Crew and leaderboards. Follow friends, share what you choose to, and see where you land.
• Parkventure Plus. An optional subscription that adds your Recap Story, Discoveries and more.