This master's thesis from February 14, 2007 proposes a schedule-sharing system to reduce congestion in theme parks. The system collects visitors' plans of the attractions they will visit, calculates the predicted congestion at future attractions, and helps visitors select plans that reduce their time in the theme park without lowering their enjoyment. The goal is to shorten the total time visitors spend in the theme park through this system in order to reduce congestion. The thesis tests the effectiveness of applying this schedule-sharing system to a model of the theme park problem.