Where we're headed
What's done, and what's coming
CoasterQuest moves in small, solid steps rather than big promises. Here, in plain terms, is what's already in your hands and what's planned next.
Shipped
Already in your hands
available- Android app + Garmin watch companion (Forerunner 965, Venu 3, Fenix 5X) that talk to each other
- Multi-park mode: Plopsaland, Walibi Belgium and Parc Astérix, switch between them
- Ride planner: favourites, order, alerts
- Live wait times (source: ThemeParks.wiki)
- Walking directions through the paths, junction by junction
- Pannable map: zoom and drag
- Remote on your wrist: the watch acts, the phone thinks
- Behind the scenes page: how we add a park
- Public download of the app, no account
Short term
The next wave
planned- New park: Bellewaerde
- Unified visual theme across the app and the watch
- On the watch: mark a ride as done to drop it or push it back in your plan
- More useful notifications: only at the park, during opening hours
Medium term
More parks, better integrated
planned- Next parks (still need some data work): Bobbejaanland, Efteling
- CoasterQuest on your usual watch face: a glance and a complication, no watchface change
Long term
The horizon
under consideration- Even more parks (Europa-Park, Phantasialand…)
- Suggest or edit a park online (for contributors)
- Internal tools to add a park faster
No firm dates: the order may shift. Each park needs real, hand-verified data work — one park's quality comes before the count.
In a nutshell
One park at a time, but a park that really works
We'd rather ship less, but well. Curious how a park makes it into the app? The behind-the-scenes page tells the story.