How are the single rider lines?

[auntyjenn]

I've heard that in Tokyo Disney the single rider lines save you a lot of time, is that true?

Thanks!

 

[CharmedCake]

Yes, single rider lines can be extremely short but there are only a few.

Indiana Jones and Raging Spirits in Disneysea

and Splash Mountain in Disneyland.

These are the ones that I know of.

 

[auntyjenn]

Perfect. Thanks. I'll save those rides for later.

 

[Kyjin]

Just a note: the single rider line at Raging Spirits can take a very long time. As people do tend to pair up for this ride, it's hard to get groups that will have space for a single rider. (And depending on your operator, they may ask groups if they mind having a single rider join them, and they don't always want to.) I've waited 40 minutes in the single rider line for that one, and honestly I don't think it's worth it.

Indy, meanwhile, is the best single rider line around. Usually can walk through the queue and ride in under ten minutes.

 

[AquaDame]

Indy, meanwhile, is the best single rider line around. Usually can walk through the queue and ride in under ten minutes.

I take it there are an odd number of seats for this one...?

 

[Kyjin]

I take it there are an odd number of seats for this one...?

Three rows of four (just like in Disneyland), so there are a lot of chances for single riders.

 

[swooshbear]

I don't think I've ever waited more than 5 minutes for Splash Mountain by using single rider. I don't speak Japanese but you can just walk up to the CM at the front and say "single rider" and they will point you in the right direction.

 

[shelemm]

Single rider for Indiana Jones and Splash are like walk-on. They only sometimes have single rider for RS.

 

[auntyjenn]

Thanks. very helpful