CLEVELAND - TelAve -- PairQueue today announced Android pre-registration and its upcoming invite-only beta waitlist for Cedar Point visitors, introducing a new mobile app designed to help solo riders, small groups, coaster fans, season passholders, and park regulars find compatible people to ride with through structured ride planning.

Announced ahead of Memorial Day weekend and the summer theme park season, PairQueue is built around a common park-day problem: many visitors want someone compatible to ride with, but coordination often happens through noisy group chats, public social feeds, or informal meetups that are difficult to manage in real time.

PairQueue creates a more intentional workflow by helping users plan ride intent, signal pass type, choose ride style, and request compatible companions around public in-park meet points.

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The initial beta will focus on Cedar Point main-park coaster and thrill ride planning. Early features are expected to include saved ride intent, Standby, Fast Lane, and Fast Lane Plus compatibility signals, single-ride and longer match modes, account verification, reliability signals, reporting controls, and safety gates before expanded live matching.

"PairQueue is not trying to turn theme parks into another social feed," said JB, cofounder of PairQueue. "The goal is to make ride coordination more intentional, more compatible, and more comfortable for people who love parks but do not always have the right group to go with."

PairQueue is currently seeking beta testers for its first Cedar Point-focused cohort. Early invites will prioritize Android users who are 18 or older, frequent Cedar Point visitors, season passholders, coaster enthusiasts, small groups, and people planning a Cedar Point visit during the summer season. Ideal testers should be willing to try the app during park visits, provide feedback, and report issues that help improve ride-planning workflows, compatibility signals, reporting controls, and in-park readiness.

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PairQueue is backed by VenturSeed and powered by Aortem's AI ecosystem, giving the product a foundation for compatibility matching, user intent modeling, reliability signals, and safety-aware coordination workflows. The company is using this infrastructure to build a matching experience designed for high-density, time-sensitive environments such as theme parks.

Android pre-registration is now open on Google Play. iPhone users can join the waitlist while iOS support is finalized.

For more information or to join the beta waitlist, visit https://pairqueue.com.

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