There is an app on the AppStore called Cedar Point Ride Watch. Basically you log your wait times for other app users to see. I'll have to test it out when I go next week.

I always use Ride Watch on my Cedar Point trips. And despite the fact that anyone can submit any wait time they want, the posted times are surprisingly accurate. It is a very useful factor in planning the day. There are also quite of few users of the app, so a good majority of the attractions do have fairly recent wait time updates.

I hear some people put in long wait time so that nobody rides it.

Must be iPod only dont see it on andriod.

i wish KI had it

There is another app on the App Store called "Ride Hopper" that is essentially the same concept as Ride Watch, but for a variety of parks. Unfortunately, because the program lacks users, most parks are rarely updated. The app is useful however, when visiting more popular parks like Six Flags Magic Mountain.

Like one of the comments above, some hooligans might put a huge wait so no one rides it.

Disney has solved that problem....their app ride times are entered by the ride ops using a card that is carried by a customer through the line to the ride op at the ride platform. Using several customers they get a pretty good average of the wait time. It worked well when I was last there. In fact you can see the ride wait times at all the parks right now.....It also tells you where rides are located and their approximate distance. Right now the Haunted Mansion is .....900 miles south of my location....with a wait time of 0 minutes (park is closed).

I've given Ride Hopper several chances at CP and KI and found that no one else was entering times.