Naturally, this software is really only worth its salt on the busy periods at Disney. If you will be there on a really slow day for the park, you're probably better off to save your money. But if you're going to be there during peak periods, it is money well spent.
Disney peak periods are generally considered to be:
- mid-March to the end of April (known as "spring break" time)
- early June to the end of Labor Day weekend in September (summer holidays)
- the week before Christmas until January 1st (New Years Day)
- Thanksgiving (last Thursday in November)
- Memorial Day (last Monday in May)
- Presidents Day (3rd Monday in February)
- any Friday or SaturdayI have never tried Ridemax because I don't do well with this sort of structure in my vacation. But I can tell you that I know dozens of people who have tried it, and they have all come back from Disney raving about it! From what I have been told, people using a Ridemax itinerary at Disney have little to no waiting time in a day.
The website for Ridemax is at this link:
ridemax
If you like a carefully planned out vacation, Ridemax may be just the thing for you!


