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Your rides, on the record. Now ask them anything.

Reed Rides checks you in at every coaster you ride, stamps it into your passport, remembers the seat you sat in and keeps score with your crew. Ask Reed answers questions about all of it, from your own ride history to 650+ coasters across 90 parks.

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Ask ReedKnows your rides, your crew and 650+ coasters
What's the tallest coaster I've ridden?
The tallest coaster you've ridden is Top Thrill 2 at Cedar Point 🎢
  • Height: 420 ft
  • Top speed: 120 mph
  • Drop: 400 ft
  • Type: Strata coaster by Zamperla, opened 2024
Nothing else in your log even comes close to that one!
Who in my crew has ridden the most coasters?
In your Coaster Crew, you're on top! 🏆
  • You: 9 distinct coasters (9 rides logged)
  • Jordan: 6 distinct coasters (6 rides logged)
You and Jordan have both ridden 5 of the same coasters too: Raptor, Magnum XL-200, GateKeeper, Maverick, and Valravn.
Which coasters at Cedar Point haven't I ridden yet?Which badge am I closest to earning?
Ask Reed

An assistant that has actually read your passport.

Most AI knows coasters in general. Ask Reed knows yours: every ride you've logged, every trip, every badge you're close to, and how your crew stacks up.

YOU
"What's the tallest coaster I've ridden?"

Answers from your own check-ins, with real stats: height, speed, drop, g-force.

PARK
"Which coasters at Cedar Point haven't I ridden?"

Plan the day around what's still missing from your passport.

TRIP
"What did we ride on our last trip?"

Pulls the rides from any visit, including past trips you logged later.

BADGE
"Which badge am I closest to?"

Uses the same progress as your Badges tab, so the answer always matches.

CREW
"Who's ahead in our crew this year?"

Compares rides and coasters across the people you actually ride with.

SEAT
"Where have I sat on Millennium Force?"

Knows every seat you've logged, and what other riders say about each row once enough of them have tagged it.

Built to stay in its lane.

  • Reads, never writes. Ask Reed can look things up. It can't check you in, undo a ride or change anything.
  • Only what you can already see. It uses the same permissions as the app: your data and your crew's shared stats, nothing more.
  • Says when it doesn't know. If a ride's speed or length was never published, it tells you instead of guessing.
  • Never sees your email, birthday or location. It only gets what it needs to answer.
  • Conversations aren't saved. Close the chat and it's gone.
  • 25 questions a week, free. The count resets every Monday.
Millennium Force seat map showing the seats you've ridden and how much of the train your crew has filled
Seat Collector

Front row, back row, every row.

When you check in, tap the seat you sat in on a map of that ride's actual train. Reed Rides keeps every seat, ride by ride, so a second ride in a new row counts too.

  • Seat maps for 500+ coasters, built from each ride's published train layout. Rides without one fall back to a simple row picker.
  • Front Row Club, Back Row Club and Seat Master: milestones for the riders who care where they sit.
  • Tag the seat: Airtime, Intense, Rough or Smooth. Once enough riders tag a ride, a heatmap shows where each one lands.
  • Fill the Train: see how much of the train your crew has covered between you, and who got each seat first.
After the ride: you waited about 12 minutes, less scary than you thought, and you sat next to Jordan
In line

The wait is part of the ride.

Tap "I'm in line" and Reed Rides times your wait. Check in after the ride and it tells you how it went.

  • Line timer: starts when you get in line, stops when you check in, with the posted wait alongside where the park publishes one.
  • First ride? Call it first. Guess how scary it'll be before you board, then say how scary it really was. Your Passport keeps score.
  • "You sat next to Jordan!" Log the seat beside a crewmate and Reed Rides notices you rode side by side.
  • Trivia while you wait: a quick quiz about the park you're standing in.
  • Front Row Tax: how much longer the front row really takes. It appears once enough riders have timed a ride.
Coaster Trivia question: which of these opened first, with rides from BonBon-Land, Efteling, PortAventura and Knott's Berry Farm, while the line timer runs
Coaster Trivia

How well do you know your coasters?

Ten-question quizzes built from the same ride library as your passport: heights, speeds, builders, elements and where every coaster lives. Fresh questions every round.

JuniorHyperGiga
  • Three levels: Junior sticks to famous coasters with answers far apart. Giga uses the full library and gets close.
  • US, International or All: play the parks you know, or the ones you're planning.
  • Park quizzes: "How well do you know Cedar Point?" for the 68 parks with five or more coasters.
  • Higher or Lower: taller, faster or older? Keep the streak going.
Real screens

Straight from the app. No mockups.

Every screen here was captured from the app using demo accounts.

Ask Reed answering: your tallest ride so far is Top Thrill 2 at Cedar Point, 420 ft
Ask ReedReal answers from your own ride history.
Passport screen with ride totals, Coaster Trivia and 2026 in Review
Your PassportTotals, Year in Review and every park you've visited.
Check-in sheet with the Millennium Force seat map, Row 1 picked and tagged Airtime
Pick your seatOn a map of the real train, with optional tags.
In line for Millennium Force: posted wait, waiting for the front row, first-ride scare guess
I'm in lineTime the wait. Guess the scare.
Passport sections: Front Row Club and Back Row Club, side by side with Jordan, and a first ride that was less scary than expected
Seats and seatmatesFront row, back row and who sat beside you.
Crew Recap for the last seven days
Crew RecapFrom today back to all time.
Millennium Force ride page with live wait time and stats
Real ride statsWait time, height, speed, drop, g-force.
Badges and challenges screen
BadgesProgress tracked automatically as you ride.
Europa-Park in Rust, Germany: 14 coasters, park quiz and live ride status
Parks worldwide90 parks, from Ohio to Germany to Japan.
Everything else

Everything serious credit-counting needs.

Built for people who already keep a mental list of what they've ridden.

Check-ins

Verified at the ride

Check In unlocks once a geofence and a short dwell timer confirm you're at the ride. If GPS won't cooperate, you can still log it by hand.

Live

Wait times at the park

Current waits on the park page and every ride page, so you know what's worth walking to.

65+ PARKS WITH LIVE WAITS
Stats

Numbers for every ride

Height, speed, length, first drop, ride time and max g-force wherever they're published. Nothing is estimated.

310 FT · 93 MPH · 4.5 G
Year in Review

Your season, summed up

Rides, new coasters, busiest park, busiest month and your tallest new ride, for any year you've ridden.

Custom stats

Slice your history

Filter everything you've ridden by date range, park, manufacturer or ride type.

Seasonal

Haunted houses count too

Halloween events are tracked alongside rides: haunted houses, scare zones and every year you went back. Each event shows whether it's open tonight, when it opens and, where the park publishes it, last entry.

Milestones

Certificates worth sharing

Hit 10 rides, 100 rides or 25 parks and get a certificate with your name on it to post.

Hall of Fame

Credit for gone coasters

Rode Mean Streak before it closed? Retired rides are catalogued park by park, so you can still claim them.

Photos

Your own ride photos

Add photos to any ride you've ridden. They're private to you and collect in your Passport.

Notifications

A ping when it matters

Hear when a crewmate checks in at a park, and on iPhone, get a nudge to check in when you open the app at one. Each has its own switch.

Your way

Dark mode and ride filters

Night-friendly dark mode, and hide ride types you don't care about, from kiddie coasters to haunted houses.

Nobody rides alone

The best part of a coaster trip is who you rode it with.

Crew is where Reed Rides comes alive. See who's at the park, sweep the rides as a group, fill a train together and get a recap of what everyone rode.

  • Crew Presence: who's at the park today and who's riding right now. It's off until you turn it on, and it never shows a map pin.
  • Crew check-in alerts: a notification when a crewmate with Crew Presence on checks in at a park.
  • Crew Sweep: unlock every coaster at a park together.
  • Seatmates and Fill the Train: who you've ridden side by side with most, and how much of each train your crew has covered.
  • Leaderboards: coasters ridden or milestones achieved. Rather not compete? Switch your view from rankings to shared progress.
  • Crew Recap: today, yesterday, the last 7 days, this month, this year or all time, with a member-by-member comparison.
  • More than one crew: family, park friends and a one-off trip, each with its own scores.
Crew screen: 2 people from Coaster Crew at Cedar Point, 2 riding right now
Coverage

A growing library, checked against sources.

Cedar Point, Six Flags, Disney, Universal, SeaWorld, Busch Gardens and Silver Dollar City. Europa-Park, Efteling, PortAventura, Energylandia, Parc Astérix and the big UK and Nordic parks. Fuji-Q Highland, Nagashima Spa Land, Ferrari World and more.

650+Coasters tracked
90Parks
65+With live wait times
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FAQ

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When does Reed Rides launch?

We're finishing the iOS and Android apps now. Drop your email above and we'll send one message once it's live in both the App Store and Google Play.

What is Ask Reed?

An assistant inside the app that answers questions about your rides, seats, trips, badges and crew, plus facts about 650+ coasters. It reads your data; it can't change it. Everyone gets 25 questions a week.

What counts as a "verified" ride?

Check In unlocks once you're within range of the ride and stay there for a short dwell timer. It's not a tap from across the park. If your location isn't cooperating, you can still log the ride by hand.

How old do I need to be?

Reed Rides is for ages 13 and up. Everyone gives a birthday at sign-up, and it's never shown to anyone.

Is Reed Rides free?

Yes. Tracking, seats, badges, stamps, trivia, Crew and 25 Ask Reed questions a week are free, and there are no ads. We may add an optional paid tier for extras later, but the core passport stays free.

How do I sign in?

With a code or link we email you, Sign in with Apple on iPhone, or Google on Android. There's no password to remember.

Where do the wait times come from?

Queue-Times.com, refreshed every few minutes, at 65+ parks. Parks they don't cover simply don't show a wait, rather than a guess.

Can I add trips from before I started using the app?

Yes. Log a Past Trip records earlier visits, with a recap and any badges those rides earn.

Does Reed Rides track my location in the background?

No. Location is only checked while the app is open: for check-ins, distances to parks and the nearby-park prompt. The check happens on your phone, and we don't store your GPS coordinates.

What can my crew see?

Your ride history (which rides, when, and which seats), stats, recaps and leaderboard spots. While Crew Presence is off, your last 12 hours stay hidden. Crew Presence (which park you're at today and what you're riding) stays off until you turn it on, and it never shows a map pin. A crewmate who logs the seat right next to yours within 10 minutes will see that you rode together. Seat tags, scare ratings and line times from other riders only appear as anonymous totals.

Can I delete my account and my data?

Yes. In the app, go to Profile, then Delete Account. It removes your account and everything tied to it. You can also ask us by email.

What if my home park isn't in Reed Rides yet?

Tell us. Which park comes next is mostly driven by what people ask for.

Do I have to join a crew?

No. Passport, seats, badges, stamps, trivia, Hall of Fame and Ask Reed all work solo. Crew is there if you want it.

Who's behind Reed Rides?

Reed (yes, of Coaster Wars on YouTube) and family, not a theme park company. The app is published by Camps Bay Labs, LLC. If something's broken or missing, tell us. We're the ones who fix it.