FP+ and Single Rider Lines?

[airplanegod]

Just curious, for anyone who has been on Test Track, Expedition Everest, or Rock N Roller coaster lately, has there been a longer single rider line, shorter, or the same? By this I mean amount of people in line and time waiting.

 

[ZoZo]

I used the SRL for TT and EE in February. They both went very fast; I was really glad I hadn't "wasted" a FP for them!

But that was during a fairly quiet time of year (crowd levels were at a 4 every day we were here). So not sure how more crowded parks would affect the SRLs.

 

[Fratthouse]

SRL for Test Track is usually much faster because you don't design your own car (this could be viewed as a positive or a negative). Plus, because there are an odd number of people per row, the SRL moves very quickly because parties of 2 are most common.

EE and RNR are hit or miss. Both move pretty quickly with FP+. RNR single rider can get backed up - I waited in single rider about 40 minutes the last time I tried it.

 

[dachsie]

I was in the TT line a couple of weeks ago. It was stated as a 30 min line and seems to move fairly well until the ride went down. So I had to bail out of the line because I had a FP for Soaring I didnt want to lose.

 

[harbin]

DH went single rider at RNR last week. He waited over an hour People in the stand by line were passing him LOL. But he did get a rider swap for me to ride after... and I walked right on LOL

 

[nemofan1]

We used SRL for all three several times last week. Never waited more than 15-20 minutes. Posted standby waits were between 60 - 80 minutes. The fastpass lines move faster than the SRL, but we found it worked well to use the fastpass for Soarin and TSMM and use SRL for TT and RR. Maybe we were just lucky.

 

[maddiebee]

Is there ever anyway to know what the SRL wait is or is it just kind of a gamble every time?