Queue time history

Historical queue trends for Compound, calculated from recorded queue snapshots.

Historical record

Last recorded queue

Updated 1 Nov 2026, 9:25pm

StatusClosedLast recorded queue snapshot
Last operational daySun, 1 Nov 2026Most recent date with an open snapshot
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Historical queue trends

Sat, 26 Sep 2026 to Sun, 1 Nov 2026

Best time to experience2:00pm–3:00pm6.6 minutes historical average
Average queue11.2 minutes25 operating days
Longest queue40 minutesRecorded Sat, 31 Oct 2026
Average breakdown time25 minutesAcross 11 completed breakdowns
Quietest dayThursday7.4 minutes average across 2 dates
Busiest daySaturday13.2 minutes average across 6 dates
Queue over time

Average queue history

The last 7 days include 6 operating days with an average wait of 10.5 minutes.

Average queue values in the selected date range
DateAverage wait
Weekly patterns

Average queue by day

Thursday has the lowest average at 7.4 minutes; Saturday has the highest at 13.2 minutes.

Seasonal patterns

Average queue by month

September has the lowest average at 5.6 minutes; October has the highest at 11.4 minutes.

2025

Back again for 2025, The Compound continues to deliver the intensity and unpredictability that made it a standout last year. Although the layout hasn’t changed, there are so many possible routes that each run-through still feels different. The costumes and makeup remain first-class, and while we would love to see an even more intense version in future, the experience is still a highlight.


2026

COMPOUND is back for 2026 and this year introduces a new pre-show video while guests are locked inside their pods, featuring Toxicator.

There’s also something we’ve never seen before, with some guests being dragged out of their pods by actors.

It doesn’t happen in every pod, but it was great fun watching people’s reactions when it did happen.

We had a lot of fun inside the maze and there were some really good jump scares, but our run-through felt quite short.

There were also a few effects we’ve seen working previously that weren’t operating during our visit.

That’s always one of the issues with mazes that have multiple routes. Depending on which way you’re sent, you might not see everything.

Short, fun, but missing something.

We’d love to see COMPOUND use one main route through the maze so everyone gets the chance to experience everything inside.