Disney planning shouldn't be a part-time job
Evercay is your Walt Disney World concierge — it watches for reservations, manages your Lightning Lane, and nudges you when standby drops. The part-time job of running a Disney trip becomes a concierge service.
Refreshing at 2 AM
Dining reservations sell out instantly at 60 days. Cancellations appear randomly. You're left refreshing for weeks hoping someone drops.
The 7 AM scramble
Three Lightning Lane picks in 60 seconds. Then a full day of watching return windows, swapping, and tapping. Your park day becomes a phone day.
Missing the short lines
Space Mountain drops to 15 minutes while you're eating lunch. By the time you check, it's back to 90. You never even knew.
Three features. One concierge.
Reservation Alerts
We watch. You book.
100+ experiences — dining, tours, special events — watched continuously, around the clock. When a spot opens for your group, you'll know.
How Reservation Alerts work →Park Day Concierge
Your best park day, handled.
Books your first 3 Lightning Lane picks at 7 AM. Watches every return window. Swaps to better times. Books the next ride the moment you tap in.
How Park Day Concierge works →Wait Time Drops
Know when to go.
A push notification when standby wait times drop unusually low — right to your pocket, right when it matters.
How Wait Time Drops work →Without Evercay
- Refreshing Disney's site at 2 AM for cancellations
- Setting an alarm for the 7 AM Lightning Lane scramble
- Constantly checking your phone for swap opportunities
- Walking to a ride only to find a 90-minute wait
- Missing wait time drops because you didn't check in time
- Juggling three different apps and a spreadsheet
With Evercay
- Alert while you sleep — we watch around the clock
- First 3 Lightning Lane picks booked at 7 AM automatically
- Return windows watched and swapped to better times
- Push notification when standby lines drop
- Every ride managed from rope drop to park close
- One concierge. One app. From planning to park day.
Your trip, handled
Set up Reservation Alerts (free)
Pick your dining, tours, and special events. We start watching immediately.
Connect for park days
Link via My Disney Experience. Tell us your must-ride attractions.
Your picks are booked
Three Lightning Lane selections, made automatically — including your must-rides.
Your concierge handles it
Swaps, bookings, wait time nudges. Put your phone away.
100+
experiences watched
Always on
around the clock
11+
rides per park day
Free
Reservation Alerts, forever
Frequently asked questions
What is a Disney World concierge app?
A Disney World concierge app handles the parts of your trip that need watching: hard-to-get reservations before you arrive, your Lightning Lane Multi Pass on park day, and the standby waits that swing low for ten minutes at a time. Evercay is the first to combine all three.
How much do Reservation Alerts cost?
Free, forever. No credit card. No trial. Set up unlimited Watches and you'll only hear from us when there's something worth hearing about.
What does the Park Day Concierge actually do?
It lines up your first three Lightning Lane Multi Pass picks before booking opens, watches every return window across the day, suggests better swaps when an earlier or higher-priority slot appears, and books your next ride the moment you tap in.
What is a Wait Time Drop?
Your concierge watches standby waits across every ride on your park day and sends a push the moment a wait drops unusually low for that ride at that time. The drops are short — sometimes only minutes — so the alert lets you make it to the queue before the wait climbs again.
Does Evercay see my Disney login or payment details?
No. Evercay connects via Disney's Friends & Family. You invite Evercay to your Friends & Family list — your My Disney Experience login and credit card details are never accessible to us.
Is Evercay affiliated with Disney?
No. Evercay is an independent service — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The Walt Disney Company, Walt Disney World, or any of their subsidiaries. Disney attraction and experience names appear here solely as descriptive references.