Rescue Rafter

The live wait time for Rescue Rafter at Seaworld San Diego is shown at the top of this page and refreshed directly from the park's own ride system. Check live Rescue Rafter queue times.

The live status badge at the top of this page shows whether Rescue Rafter is open or closed right now - it updates automatically from Seaworld San Diego's own ride system. Over the last couple of weeks, Rescue Rafter has been open around 55% of Seaworld San Diego's operating hours. You can also see the live status of every ride at Seaworld San Diego.

Based on historical queue data, Rescue Rafter is typically quietest around 17:00. For most rides the queue is shortest in the first hour after the park opens and the last hour before it closes, with midday through mid-afternoon the busiest window.

Rescue Rafter is usually quietest on Mondays, and busiest on Saturdays based on recent weeks - visit on a Monday for shorter waits.

Over recent weeks, Rescue Rafter has averaged about 7 minutes, with queues usually longest around 20:00. Wait times usually build through the morning, peak from midday to mid-afternoon, then ease off before close. Weekends and school holidays run noticeably longer than quiet weekdays. This page shows today's live wait time, the day's average, hourly breakdowns and the full history of peak queues for Rescue Rafter at Seaworld San Diego.

Over the last two weeks, Rescue Rafter has been running about 55% of the time. We track Rescue Rafter's uptime and downtime automatically - see the "Reliability" and "Downtime History" panels on this page for its full record over the last 30 days, including any current closures and how long they've lasted.

Rescue Rafter is at Seaworld San Diego - see the park map and full ride list for its exact location. The Seaworld San Diego page also shows which rides nearby have the shortest queues right now.

Yes - create a free alert and we'll notify you when Rescue Rafter's wait time drops below your chosen threshold (for example, "tell me when Rescue Rafter is under 20 minutes"). Great for timing your sprint from across the park.