I can't remember if Disney has single rider lines. Can someone please let me know? Thanks!
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Single Rider lines
- Thread starter NutsForFlorida
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sxeensweet
Love a little Disney every day!! ;)
But not on all rides. Only like 3 of the rides still have/have one. Test Track is one of the 3. I can't remember the other 2 rides. 
ratherbeinwdw
Well-Known Member
Expedition Everest and Rock n Roller Coaster have single rider.
sxeensweet
Love a little Disney every day!! ;)
HauntedMansionFLA
Well-Known Member
Too bad they don't have more of the single line rider - hopefully Soarin and the new rides in AvatarLand will have them.
matt9112
Well-Known Member
some rides do.
Retroman40
Well-Known Member
Soarin' isn't a good candidate for single riders because the grouper(s) have plenty of time to find groups of guests to fill the rows in the normal line.
Only high capacity/short dispatch cycle attractions with discrete seating are good candidates (like TT, EE and RNRC). Imagine getting stuck with a creepy person on an attraction like POC or HM or Splash or even TSMM.
Only high capacity/short dispatch cycle attractions with discrete seating are good candidates (like TT, EE and RNRC). Imagine getting stuck with a creepy person on an attraction like POC or HM or Splash or even TSMM.
Coaster Lover
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
It's a shame there aren't more when you look at how many rides at Disneyland have single rider lines (which does include Soarin). Single rider lines on Space Mountain, Kali River Rapids, and Kilimanjaro Safari would all be potentially useful (and appreciated)
HauntedMansionFLA
Well-Known Member
What rides at DLR have single rider lines? I have never been there but it sounds interesting.
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
Single Rider Lines...
Is that really it?
- Expedition Everest
- Rock n' Roller Coaster
- Test Track
Is that really it?
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
Officially yes, but, going solo as much as I do, many times I have heard them ask if anyone was alone and wanted to ride. Many times I said, yes and was pulled out of a line to fill a space. Soarin was one of them and 7 Dwarf Train was another that I can think of off the top of my head. I'm sure that there have been others I just don't remember which ones they were.
SyracuseDisneyFan
Well-Known Member
I wish more of the rides had single rider lines.
donsullivan
Premium Member
Yup. Soarin' had it when it first opened but it didn't last very long (think weeks). Because the loading capacity of each cycle is so large it's relatively easy for CM's to assign guests so that every seat is full. This results is the single rider line going so slowly it was often taking longer than standby. They still have it in CA but I used it only once and it moved so slowly I ended up bailing out and riding later via Standby.
Coaster Lover
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
- California Screamin’
- Goofy’s Sky School
- Grizzly River Run
- Indiana Jones Adventure
- Radiator Springs Racers
- Soarin’ Over California
- Splash Mountain
cheezbat
Well-Known Member
Isn't it sad?
YozhikRoth
Active Member
Universal was a godsend with its single-rider lines for most rides. Especially with older kids (12 and 10) we were able to easily set a meeting place and waits were 1/4 of the posted times
TBrooker11
Active Member
I have to say, the two times I have been to Epcot since Soarin was Closed for Refurbishment, the single rider line at Test Track has been terrible. I was there Saturday and walked by Test Track and the regular line was at 60 minutes and the single rider was at 45.
Before Christmas when I would go by it seemed like the regular would be at 60 and the single rider was at 15-20. This was of course on a slower day but still. Anyone else notice this in recent visits? Almost makes the single rider line not worth it when it is almost as long as the normal wait.
Before Christmas when I would go by it seemed like the regular would be at 60 and the single rider was at 15-20. This was of course on a slower day but still. Anyone else notice this in recent visits? Almost makes the single rider line not worth it when it is almost as long as the normal wait.
Jedi-Joe
New Member
The last time I was there those were the only three rides to have an official single rider line. For us is worked great to ride TT and EE and somewhat as good at RRC. I too have seen rides like Space mountain and Splash mountain where they ask for a party of one/two to help fill a car to help with weight distribution. There also needs to have space to have the third queue line for SR, which is probably why so few rides have them.