For the next two weeks, Splash will be testing a single rider line.
Here is how it works,
1st, get a single rider pass (basically a Fastpass ticket, like Missions Space's) from the FP return greeter.
2nd, go into the FP line.
3rd, at the barn doors, you will get pulled out and sent up a side set of stairs near the train station, and leads to the top of the tunnel.
4th, FP/Stand-by merge has been moved to the top of the tunnel (near the train station) and those stairs lead to this point.
5th, hand tic to CM, then proceed down the left queue. the right queue is now used for the merged FP/SB line.
6th, at the end of the line, you wait to be placed into an epty seat on a log.
the only way a guest would know this even exists is if they happen to see the A-frames that say (single rider line)
so far not many taking advatage of it, however it has been cold, and Splash's FP have not even been going over well, and the ride has been basically a walk on, despite the large crowds in the park. If temps warm up, look for more to take advatage of this HUGE timesaver.
As far as the Singles line goes at Space Mnt, that one is moving from test phase to a more permenent set up. This is good news, as the ride can run more rockets per hour, if they are ful. why? well its complicated, but basically if a rocket goes out less then 4 guests, the timing must be adjusted to prevent the now slower rocket from getting to close to the next rocket behind it, possible 101 the attraction. This adjusting can reduce the # per hour, making lines longer. In addition, any seat that was going to go empty anyway, now gets filled. This increases guests per hour. that goes without saying.
So Singles lines are good news for guests, so take advatage of them, and more will begin to pop up all over the resort.
Here is how it works,
1st, get a single rider pass (basically a Fastpass ticket, like Missions Space's) from the FP return greeter.
2nd, go into the FP line.
3rd, at the barn doors, you will get pulled out and sent up a side set of stairs near the train station, and leads to the top of the tunnel.
4th, FP/Stand-by merge has been moved to the top of the tunnel (near the train station) and those stairs lead to this point.
5th, hand tic to CM, then proceed down the left queue. the right queue is now used for the merged FP/SB line.
6th, at the end of the line, you wait to be placed into an epty seat on a log.
the only way a guest would know this even exists is if they happen to see the A-frames that say (single rider line)
so far not many taking advatage of it, however it has been cold, and Splash's FP have not even been going over well, and the ride has been basically a walk on, despite the large crowds in the park. If temps warm up, look for more to take advatage of this HUGE timesaver.
As far as the Singles line goes at Space Mnt, that one is moving from test phase to a more permenent set up. This is good news, as the ride can run more rockets per hour, if they are ful. why? well its complicated, but basically if a rocket goes out less then 4 guests, the timing must be adjusted to prevent the now slower rocket from getting to close to the next rocket behind it, possible 101 the attraction. This adjusting can reduce the # per hour, making lines longer. In addition, any seat that was going to go empty anyway, now gets filled. This increases guests per hour. that goes without saying.
So Singles lines are good news for guests, so take advatage of them, and more will begin to pop up all over the resort.
