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That day at Universal Orlando

Wednesday, July 29, 2026

Back then0 of 63 operational

measured 1:55 AM Thursday park time

Back then0 of 63 operational

measured 12:55 AM Thursday park time

Back then0 of 63 operational

measured 11:55 PM Wednesday park time

Back then0 of 63 operational

measured 10:55 PM Wednesday park time

Back then0 of 63 operational

measured 9:55 PM Wednesday park time

Back then41 of 63 operationallongestHagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure80mshortestOllivanders Experience in Diagon Alley5mwaits down 10m from the hour before

measured 8:55 PM Wednesday park time

Back then43 of 63 operationallongestMine-Cart Madness90mshortestOllivanders Experience in Diagon Alley5mwaits down 5m from the hour before

measured 7:55 PM Wednesday park time

Back then51 of 63 operationallongestMine-Cart Madness90mshortestTaniwha Tubes5m

measured 6:55 PM Wednesday park time

Back then54 of 63 operationallongestMine-Cart Madness105mshortestOllivanders Experience in Diagon Alley5mwaits down 5m from the hour before

measured 5:55 PM Wednesday park time

Fyre Drill is back open — now a 10-min wait.

Epic · 5:20 PM Wednesday

Back then52 of 63 operationallongestHarry Potter and the Battle at the Ministry100mshortestOllivanders Experience in Diagon Alley5mwaits down 5m from the hour before

measured 4:55 PM Wednesday park time

Fyre Drill went down for 50m.

Epic · 4:30 PM Wednesday

measured 3:55 PM Wednesday park time

measured 2:55 PM Wednesday park time

E.T. Adventure is back open — now a 15-min wait.

USF · 12:10 PM Wednesday

EXPLAINERTyler York

River Adventure isn't broken. It's eleven months into a refit.

Why the board has said “closed” since January, and will keep saying it until November.

Jurassic Park River Adventure went down on January 5 and does not come back until November 19. That is not a maintenance window — it is most of a calendar year, and it is comfortably the longest planned closure on our board. If you have been checking the wait times and quietly assuming our poller is broken, it isn't. It is reporting a ride that genuinely is not there.

Scope is the tell. A two-week closure is pumps, paint and a boat rotation. Eleven months is the kind of window you take when you are into the flume itself, or replacing show scenes wholesale, or both. Universal has said nothing about what changes — which is normal, and also why the reopening is the interesting date rather than the closing one.

One page per operating day, 3 AM to 3 AM park time. Outages appear once a ride has been down twenty minutes or more. The complete, unfiltered picture lives on the waits board.