About Rideable

Built in Tampa, Florida · est. 2026

The problem we kept living

Rideable started the way most useful tools do: with a family standing at a park gate discovering, too late, that the ride the kids talked about all week has a height requirement nobody checked. Park apps show you the park. None of them show you your family's day — who can ride what, whether the seven-year-old gets three rides or fourteen, whether this is the right park at all.

Who's behind it

Rideable is built by a theme-park parent with three decades at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay — long enough to have ridden Kumba the year it opened and to know exactly which queue melts down in August. The ride data here isn't scraped and forgotten: height requirements are verified against official park guides, graded ride-by-ride, and re-checked as parks change.

What we believe

• The family is the unit, not the rider. A park is only as good as its worst hour for the least-served member of your crew.
• Data quality is the product. A wrong height number ruins a day; ours are verified, and when a park changes a requirement we change with it.
• Your family's data belongs to you. The app keeps every profile on your device. No accounts, no servers, nothing to leak or sell — read the privacy policy.
• Honest funding. Some ticket, hotel, and gear links earn us a commission at no cost to you. Commissions never touch our scores or recommendations — the math runs on your phone, from your family's profile.

What's here

On this site: family guides to 47 parks with every ride's height requirement, and where-to-stay searches near each one. In the Android app: the full engine — per-member ride matching, live waits, park maps, dining, crowd intelligence, and a ride log your kids will fight over.

Say hello

Corrections, questions, park tips: RayCarl3121@gmail.com. Data corrections especially — if a park changed a height requirement before we caught it, we want to know today.