Omnimover
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I'd guess trying the pool and pool bar area at your resort might be a good idea. I'd imagine people are a little less guarded (alcohol-induced or not) in that kind of environment than in a theme park. My last visit there wasn't a single night I walked by the pool bar at Caribbean Beach that didn't have a large group of people talking and laughing together, and they definitely appeared to be smaller groups/individuals that had merged into one big party.
The Boardwalk might also be a good idea. Atlantic Dance is still there, but it's pretty dead most nights from what I hear. LeeSeeBabe mentioned the ESPN club, and I'd add that on a busy night Jellyrolls would definitely be worth a try, as allegedly the atmosphere is very "up" and the sing-along type music gets people talking/laughing together.
This is also worth a mention, but in this case you might need to take the first step and start chatting with people in the queue. A lot of people in the single-rider line may be a little shy and feel strange standing in a queue alone. It may take a while but you're bound to hit it off with someone.
The Boardwalk might also be a good idea. Atlantic Dance is still there, but it's pretty dead most nights from what I hear. LeeSeeBabe mentioned the ESPN club, and I'd add that on a busy night Jellyrolls would definitely be worth a try, as allegedly the atmosphere is very "up" and the sing-along type music gets people talking/laughing together.
This is also worth a mention, but in this case you might need to take the first step and start chatting with people in the queue. A lot of people in the single-rider line may be a little shy and feel strange standing in a queue alone. It may take a while but you're bound to hit it off with someone.
, and we ended up going to PI together later that night. 
