RnR Singles in the works?

[Chape19714]

As mentioned before, the purple pass on test track allows you to board without viewing the preshow. You are taken from the exit and up over the track to the enterance to be boarded ASAP. I know they are most commonly used for break-downs, but my 1st time on the track I used this pass, and missed that part of the story.

 

[NemoRocks78]

SRLs are terrible at WDW except for the one at TT (M:S was fine too but it's gone now). You have to wait in the normal stand-by line just to get to the SRL at Space, and at EE you have to wait in the FP line to get to its SRL. UO has 'em down though....easy to access at ROTM, MIB, Spidey, and others.

I think that SM, RNRC, Soarin' (needs it back desperately), and even Tower could really use SRLs.

 

[Chape19714]

DL uses Single rider lines extensively throught thier parks. Most you have to ask for the location of or for a pass. It is not as popular, which makes the concept actually work, because it is only there to fill empty seats, not create an entirely different queue. At DL, you normally get a pass and go through the Fastpass line, or go directly through the enterance. It is not well labeled like Test Track or the former Mission:Space line.

 

[Pabgo]

Does RnRc have a "regular" queue line inside besides the one where you walk in the round room and the one with the props?

 

[jellis]

There are re-ride passes for when TT breaks down that let you board from the exit area (notice that queue set up when you are leaving?). I don't really consider that ruining story though--you already got the story; the ride just broke down so you get to experience the thrill portion again. As for ruining the story on RnRC...for the majority of guests who have ridden it in the last 7 years that it's been open, it would be nice to bypass the queue line.

New member here... just got back from WDW yesterday, best visit ever, first with the kids!

Just as an FYI for the TT Exit Queue... I work for General Motors and we are told that when we go to TT to enter the ride from the exit and present our Badge or Business Card to the person at the information desk. They hand write us a Fast Pass for the number of guests that we have and then proceed to tell us to follow the yellow arrows up the exit ramp to Exit Queue. It by-passes the main queue alltogether, so we never get to see the story presented there. It got us on instantly, 3 times in a row.

- Jim