doctornick
Well-Known Member
Hmmm. How would that work. Come in when sorting into cells? No way it would make any sense at the pre-show/transport ship.
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Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance
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Hmmm. How would that work. Come in when sorting into cells? No way it would make any sense at the pre-show/transport ship.
gerarar
Premium Member
They kinda already do this sometimes.
They do the GOTG: CR sorting by putting odds and evens into their own separate lane. Then they call for any single riders as you get closer to the front when they put you into two separate lines before color assignments.
Also wondering how a dedicated single rider line would also work for the preshows.
MagicHappens1971
Well-Known Member
Seems as though it would be skipping a show element or two but I haven’t heard any clarification as to what
Coaster Lover
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
Not saying that Disney would/should follow Suite, but at Universal there is more or less the expectation that all single rider lanes would skip all preshows. Not sure if there is a good/established pathway though that bypass all the preshow areas...
MagicHappens1971
Well-Known Member
I just don’t think it’s acceptable for an attraction that is so reliant on the show aspects to skip the pre-shows. Granted that I’ve been on Rise 50+ I wouldn’t mind skipping the Pre-Show(s).
SingleRider
Premium Member
I think you would have to walk a backstage hallway or two to get to the loading area and bypass the pre show.
It does appear they are using a single rider line today via these posts on X:
Disney Analyst
Well-Known Member
I’m curious, you come in there.. so how do you get sorted into an open slot in an interrogation room?
michmousefan
Well-Known Member
You still have the hallway to the interrogation area to come...
doctornick
Well-Known Member
Agree. If you come out there, you'd just get mixed in with large groups as they enter from the shuttle. I would expect the single rider line to lead directly to the shorting area for the interrogation rooms without mixing with the normal line before hand. that way if any groups sorted have open slots, they can direct single riders to fine in sports on available colors.
gerarar
Premium Member
According to the site that shall not be named..
The left side in the post-hanger hallway is reserved for single riders. A First Order officer is there before the split to make sure you go to the correct line/side.
However, I feel like this will just back up the regular standby line and make it go slower if only one side is being used for groups of 2 or more..
SourcererMark79
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
The odd/even split probably comes at the front of that line, with there being 4 interrogation rooms, odd number parties stay straight and even numbers go right?
Disney Analyst
Well-Known Member
I wondered if they’d do that. But seems regular standby has more chance to backup into the hanger now though?
Here's an in-depth article from Blog Mickey showing the process
blogmickey.com
Disney World Begins Testing Rise of the Resistance Single Rider Line at Hollywood Studios
Walt Disney World has begun testing the Rise of the Resistance Single Rider queue at Disney's Hollywood Studios!
blogmickey.com
TrainsOfDisney
Well-Known Member
My thoughts as well - seems like this is more trouble than it’s worth. Maybe after testing they are thinking of incorporating it in another way.
If loaded correctly - this attraction shouldn’t really need single riders - I don’t think I’ve ever seen an empty seat.
MagicHappens1971
Well-Known Member
I’ve been on Rise probably 50 times and I don’t think I’ve ever seen an empty seat either. But I guess they most have some data that says otherwise
Tuvalu
Premium Member
My husband and I had a vehicle to ourselves in May.
We also were evacuated from the ride.
TrainsOfDisney
Well-Known Member
VIP Rebels you must be! Haha
michmousefan
Well-Known Member
Really don't like how — especially for first-time riders — they lose a big chunk of the story *and* miss the great reveal into the hangar upon departing the shuttle. Disappointing — not very good show.