Fast Pass or Single Rider

Rella

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What line usually moves faster for the more popular attractions? Fast pass or the single rider lines? DH and I are trying to do 4 parks in one day. I think we will need plenty of pixie dust!
 
Fast Passes, in my opinion.

However, here is a suggest.

Example: Animal Kingdom day.

Get a fastpass for the Safari, then jump in Single Rider line at Everest. When I go back this is what I am going to do instead of wasting a fastpass on Everest and waiting in a lonh Safari line! :cool1:
 
4 parks in one day?!?!? Unless you know the parks like the back of your hand, that is very nearly impossible. But I'm sure you'll have fun trying. :thumbsup2
 
Single rider -

Expedition Everest - Single rider about 3 minutes
Fast pass - You get in line with everyone else towards the end - about 10 minutes.
 

Laurajean1014 said:
Single rider -

Expedition Everest - Single rider about 3 minutes
Fast pass - You get in line with everyone else towards the end - about 10 minutes.

I beg to differ. I am sorry but when I went during two different days in July, Fastpass has always gotten me on faster. the only time they call on a Single Rider is when they need to fill in an extra seat. However, I will never get a fastpass again for everst - even if I have to wait 10 minutes for a seat it is better than waiting 60 minutes.

ETA: What I mean is - I learned the hard way! Save the Fast Pass for Kali or the Safari!
 
I don't know if they still have a single rider line for M:S since they put in the non-moving ride, but if they do, I walked right on every time in the single rider line, Fastpass was a 20-40 minute wait.
 
I know 4 parks in one day will be tough. But DH said we could always skip MK! Is he crazy? So I will do my best to be in front of Cindy Castle for Wishes ,that night.
 
On Test Track, single rider is faster, since they seats are in rows of 3. We never use fast pass here. Mission Space no longer has the single rider, it's now the green line for the non moving one.

Now, when we did Everest in July, twice in one morning, we used fast passes twice, and waited no more than 5-10 minutes each time. The single rider people however, did not look like they were moving hardly at all, since the ride seats 2 in each row, so there didn't seem to be as much need for the singles.
 
I've done 4 parks in one day, but I go often so it was basically to do my favorite 2-3 attractions at each park, even with FP's and single lines that's the most you'll be able to do in one day(unless you're going like the slowest day of the year).Singles and FP's are great but the way FP"s work you have to wait an hour or two to get on the ride and single lines aren't alway like 5 minutes, plus the time it takes to go from park to park could be like 30 plus minutes.But I do agree that if you're not really going to do MK, finishing your day at MK with WISHES is a great ending to your day and you can count it like you did 4 parks even if all you did at MK is watch WISHES.
 


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