Multi-park beta waitlist: iOS App Store + Android Google Play

Find the right person to ride with.

PairQueue helps solo riders and small groups plan park rides and request compatible companions by ride, pass type, timing, group size, reliability, ride style, and ride-buddy comfort preference. Cedar Point gave PairQueue its first real park-day feedback and footage. Now we are building toward a September 23 Magic Mountain park day while keeping the waitlist open for Kings Island, Canada's Wonderland, Universal Studios Florida, Universal Islands of Adventure, and Universal Epic Universe.

PairQueue is using Cedar Point field testing as the first proof point while building the September 23 Magic Mountain rider list.

Some Pro features are included free during beta while we test them.

iOS App Store pre-order

Available now on the App Store.

Android pre-registration

Available now on Google Play.

App access waves

Launch-park interest helps prioritize invites.

Ride Queue

Steel Vengeance

FLP

Alex

Frequent Rider - Efficient

98
Fast Lane Plus 88% reliable 2 min

Jordan

Pro Beta - Ride-focused

83
Fast Lane Plus 88% reliable 4 min

Sam

New - Chill

54
Fast Lane Plus 88% reliable 6 min

Cedar Point field proof

Riding solo is fun. The right ride partner can make the moment better.

PairQueue is built for the real park-day gap: your group splits up, your ride window changes, or you want someone compatible for the same coaster at the same time. Owned Cedar Point ride-day footage shows the use case, and Magic Mountain riders are helping shape the September 23 park-day plan.

Solo rider use case

Ride alone when you want, match when the day would be better with someone aligned.

Ride-partner payoff

Same ride, same timing, same comfort level, less group-chat friction.

PairQueue is independent. Park names identify where riders want to coordinate and do not imply sponsorship, endorsement, or operational integration.

Real ride-day footage

Big rides are better with the right person next to you.

PairQueue helps solo riders and split groups find a compatible ride partner by ride, timing, pass type, and comfort level.

PairQueue Ambassador Program

Help PairQueue grow at your home park.

PairQueue is inviting park regulars, coaster community members, and helpful creators to welcome riders, share product feedback, and show real park-day use. We are especially looking for Magic Mountain and Southern California riders ahead of September 23.

Explore Ambassador Program

Day-of matching

Built for in-park decisions.

Hard pass alignment

Fast Lane Plus riders match with Fast Lane Plus by default. Standby stays with standby unless a rider opts to downgrade.

Flexible match length

Start with a single ride, then expand to a few hours, half-day, or full-day companion match when the right safety gates are in place.

Safety gates before live matching

Phone verification, park check-in, ride-buddy comfort preferences, and identity checks for longer matches keep the live matching layer controlled.

Planning layer

Plan ride windows before the park day.

PairQueue uses structured intent instead of group threads. Riders can save ride plans, choose pass type and ride style, then confirm day-of before live matching opens.

1

Create a trip

Choose your park, date, pass type, ride priorities, and ride style.

2

Choose match mode

Pick a single ride, a few hours, half-day, or full-day companion request.

3

Confirm day-of

The app checks verification and park presence before live riders unlock when required.

Trust and safety

Designed around public, low-friction safety.

Public in-park meet points only
No exact live GPS sharing by default
Same-gender or no-preference ride-buddy comfort controls
Block and report controls built into profile
Park check-in before live matching when required
Identity checks for longer companion matches when enabled
Reliability score rewards completed rides
Frequent Rider and Verified badges can roll out without blocking early users

In the news

PairQueue opens App Store pre-order, Google Play pre-registration, and multi-park launch interest.

The store listings give iPhone and Android riders a public path while PairQueue builds the multi-park waitlist with solo riders, small groups, coaster fans, passholders, and park regulars who want more intentional ride planning.

PairQueue is independent. Park names are used only to identify locations where riders may want to coordinate.

App access and launch-park interest

Join the PairQueue app waitlist.

PairQueue is listed for iOS App Store pre-order and Android Google Play pre-registration. Cedar Point field testing remains the first proof point, the September 23 Magic Mountain park day is the next focus, and the waitlist now captures multi-park launch interest instead of a single-park beta.

App access will open in waves after signup, ride planning, pass type, comfort controls, and issue reporting have been tested with real park-day usage.

Launch-park interest for Cedar Point, Kings Island, Canada's Wonderland, Six Flags Magic Mountain, Universal Studios Florida, Universal Islands of Adventure, and Universal Epic Universe
Single ride, few-hour, half-day, and full-day match modes
Standby, Fast Lane, and Fast Lane Plus compatibility signals
Same-gender or no-preference ride-buddy comfort controls
Public in-park meet points with report and block controls
Verification and park check-in gates before live matching opens

Choose the park where PairQueue would help your day most. The waitlist now includes Cedar Point, Kings Island, Canada's Wonderland, Six Flags Magic Mountain, and the three Universal Orlando parks as separate launch interests.

Some Pro features are included free during beta while we test them.

Launch-park app invites are prioritized for iOS and Android users who are 18+, have real park intent, and can report issues. Core matching stays free during beta. No payment, pass number, or park account integration is required to join.

Pre-release app builds may collect diagnostics such as crash reports, app version, platform, device model, OS version, authenticated user ID, push token state, tester feedback, and non-fatal app errors so PairQueue can fix issues before public testing. PairQueue does not collect payment secrets, pass numbers, private chat content, or raw precise location for this beta.