Observe
Jeanne continuously monitors operational conditions across the parks.
Jeanne
Know what matters next.
Theme parks change throughout the day. Wait times rise and fall. Shows approach. Weather moves in. Attractions pause and reopen. Jeanne continuously brings those signals together to help you understand what is happening - and what may be worth doing next.
See the park differently
A wait time is only part of the story.
Knowing that an attraction has a 35-minute wait is useful.
Knowing that the wait is unusually low for this time of day, that nearby alternatives are getting busier, and that conditions may change soon is more useful.
Jeanne adds context to live park information so you can make better decisions with less checking and less guesswork.
How Jeanne works
Observe. Understand. Recommend.
Understand
Current conditions are evaluated alongside schedules, historical patterns, weather and other relevant signals.
Recommend
Jeanne turns that context into clear, useful information about what deserves your attention.
End-to-end responsibility
Why choose Jeanne?
Some services rely on third-party aggregator APIs, including free services without a defined delivery SLA. When those sources are delayed or unavailable, the team serving the user cannot fix the source directly.
Jeanne owns the entire data path: direct collection from official Disney, Universal and U.S. National Weather Service (NWS) sources, signal processing and delivery.
That end-to-end control reduces dependencies, supports faster incident response and creates the basis for clear availability and delivery targets.
One view of what is happening
The signals that shape your day, brought together.
Jeanne is designed to understand more than a single wait-time number.
Wait Times
See current attraction waits in the context of changing park conditions.
Park Hours & Schedules
Keep operating hours and scheduled experiences in view throughout the day.
Shows & Entertainment
Understand what is coming up and how scheduled experiences fit into your options.
Lightning Lane
Bring availability and attraction conditions into the same operational picture.
Weather
Consider changing weather conditions when evaluating what to do next.
Operational Changes
Surface meaningful changes instead of requiring you to repeatedly check for them.
Historical Context
Compare the present with previous patterns to better understand whether a condition is ordinary or unusual.