Flight of Passage's Single Rider Queue

[begood524]

Ok, so when I went to Pandora on May 26th and 27th, Flight of Passage had a single rider line, however it was closed, which I assumed was because the land was still brand new. Now, I have friends visiting and they say that there is no Single Rider queue at all. Did Disney remove it or something, and if they did, when?

 

[Chef Mickey]

Hasn’t ever had one to my knowledge. Been 3 times since it opened and ridden 20 or some times...never saw one.

 

[EricsBiscuit]

When I went 3 weeks ago they uncovered the sign and it doesn't even say single rider. I don't think they'll open it unfortunately.

 

[MisterPenguin]

Ok, so when I went to Pandora on May 26th and 27th, Flight of Passage had a single rider line, however it was closed, which I assumed was because the land was still brand new. Now, I have friends visiting and they say that there is no Single Rider queue at all. Did Disney remove it or something, and if they did, when?

They thought they could use one, but in the end, they decided they didn't. At least not for the next few years with 2 hour queues. They just yell up the line for groups of one, two, or three to come forward, just like for Soarin'.

 

[JIMINYCR]

They may add a single rider line on in the future. It does fill in the gaps and gives them more riders/ hour counts. As it is now theyve got plenty of bodies to call up and fill in when needed so its unnecessary. When they do add them, lots of family groups walk into single rider lines hoping to avoid the standby lines, not caring that they get split up, and the single rider lines get extremely long as well. Youre just adding another line on that needs to be managed.

 

[Chef Mickey]

Think about it though...it's not really a ride with a definite need for single rider, so the line might move extremely slowly. It seems they can find single riders within the line itself.

Something like Test Track with 3 to a row needs a single rider probably 50% of the time, so it makes more sense for that.