... there's RideMax. Just select the rides you intend to ride at Disneyland's Magic Kingdom or California Adventure, and when you'll be at the park, and this software package will calculate, based on historic queue info and attendance patterns, your ride schedule.
RideMax allows you to specify the attractions you wish to ride during your visit, then uses a sophisticated scheduling algorithm to order your attractions so that the amount of time you spend in line is minimized.
Using historical wait time statistics for each attraction as a foundation, RideMax analyzes millions of different ride sequences in order to create a minimum-wait-time itinerary. This schedule is tailored to the expected crowd patterns on the day of your visit, for the attractions you want to ride!
Woe betide you if any of the rides should be closed, or if FastPass is/isn't running, or if you should decided to (gasp) skip a ride or go on a different one or go on a ride more than once. But, then, if you're the sort who might do that, you're probably not the sort to buy this kind of software.
(via BoingBoing)
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