questions about single rider lines

[poppinspal]

For whatever reason the search feature isn't working so I'm looking for someone to explain single rider lines to me. I've always gone with my family who all like to go on rides. This September I'm going with my bf who is deathly afraid of heights. (So am I but for some reason I deal with the height thing well on Disney rides. Maybe it's just more of that Disney magic at work.)

He has already said he can't do Splash Moutain because the lack of seat belts or something holding you in makes him nervous. He'll do Tower of Terror and things like Thunder Moutain. He's never been on Rockin Roller Coaster(which happens to be my favorite now) but said he'd try it at least once. So tell me are there single rider lines on Splash and RnRC? Where are they and how do I take advantage of it? Where I'm going in September will I be just as smart to just to jump in the regular line?

 

[Bob P]

Hi,

No single rider lines on Splash or RnRC. I think Test Track, Mission: Space and Expedition Everest are the only ones.

In September the crowds will be pretty sparse so I wouldn't worry too much about wait times.

Enjoy your trip!

 

[poppinspal]

Thanks for the information!

 

[Rella Bella]

I think all the rides have a "chicken out" exit... so at least he could stand in line with you, and then if he doesn't change is mind and join you on the ride, he could meet you after.

 

[Simba's Mom]

When I went to EE solo at 9:20 one day, the single rider's line wasn't open yet, the CM told me. Besides, if possible, you really should go thru the regular line once (singles go thru a separate way)-there's so much detail on the regular side.