Baby Swap, FastPass+, and Single Rider Lines

[SanderMC]

I tried doing a search and didn't see the answer to my question anywhere so I apologize if I missed it. Myself, my husband, and my 2 year old daughter are going to Disney in early to mid June this year. I am already trying to figure out what to use as our FastPass selections for when the time comes.

What I want to know is for the few rides that actually have a single rider line - Should we get a FastPass and then use the Rider Switch? Or should we save our FastPass for something else and use the single rider line since only 1 of us will be riding at one time?

 

[DopeyDame]

If it's just the three of you, single rider line is probably your best bet. No sense wasting a FP when you know you'll be by yourself anyway. And you wouldn't get much benefit from the rider swap since single rider is usually at least as fast, if not faster, than FP line. The exception, I've heard, is Test Track, where supposedly that single rider line is usually pretty long, but I've never experienced that myself. We've had great luck with the EE and Rockn Roller coaster single rider lines.

 

[SanderMC]

If it's just the three of you, single rider line is probably your best bet. No sense wasting a FP when you know you'll be by yourself anyway. And you wouldn't get much benefit from the rider swap since single rider is usually at least as fast, if not faster, than FP line. The exception, I've heard, is Test Track, where supposedly that single rider line is usually pretty long, but I've never experienced that myself. We've had great luck with the EE and Rockn Roller coaster single rider lines.

Thanks so much DopeyDame! That information certainly makes a difference!

 

[Crystal824]

If it's just the three of you, single rider line is probably your best bet. No sense wasting a FP when you know you'll be by yourself anyway. And you wouldn't get much benefit from the rider swap since single rider is usually at least as fast, if not faster, than FP line. The exception, I've heard, is Test Track, where supposedly that single rider line is usually pretty long, but I've never experienced that myself. We've had great luck with the EE and Rockn Roller coaster single rider lines.

I agree with this for Expedition Everest. I feel like sometimes Rock and Roller Coaster and Test Track, the single rider line can be longer than waiting in the actual line on occasion. I might use a FP for those. In your situation with just one two year old, you could book a FP for just one of you and use baby swap on those.