Single Rider Line

[GSLand]

DH doesn't do thrill rides - but I do!
Do any of the "attractions" have single rider lines?

 

[noseybuddy]

EE and Test Track are the only ones I know of.

 

[flortlebap]

The only ones I can think of off hand are EE, Test Track, and Mission Space. I'm SURE there are more than that though!

 

[Joanna71985]

I believe EE, TT, and MS are the only ones. There are no single rider lines at MK. They ask for single riders at Soarin, but I don't think they have a line.

 

[DLR29]

Just a clarification: M:S does NOT have SR.

 

[BlindTyldak]

or to be more precise, it used to, but doesn't any more. M:S that is.

However, if you are a single rider, it never hurts to hold up one (nice) finger politely as you get toward the front of the line. I've been pulled out as a single rider lots of times on rides that don't have a single rider line. You won't shave off the whole wait, but it can knock off like 2 or 3 minutes.

 

[flortlebap]

M:S had a single riders line last time I went. Perhaps not anymore.

They do ask at ToT a LOT though. Every lift usually has some seats free, the CM's are always asking for ones, twos and threes. Ones usually jump the queue by a mile!

 

[newholidayx2]

Mission Space lost their single rider line when they added the tamer green line. I was just there last week and looked for the SR.
Now its FP, orange and green

 

[flortlebap]

Mission Space lost their single rider line when they added the tamer green line. I was just there last week and looked for the SR.
Now its FP, orange and green

Oh I'd completely forgotten about that! That makes sense

 

[GSLand]

response in error

 

[disnut8]

Please realize that just because your husband doesn't do thrill rides, that you don't have to be separated for that long. I broke my neck four months ago and certain attractions will be off limits to me forever. As a Disney veteran, I don't really care but I have to be careful. What I did the last time at Twilight Zone was to go through the entire preshow stuff and then when we got to the seater person, we said "one to ride, one to leave". Not a problem. That way, I got to experience everything except the actual attraction. This is available for every thrill ride at Disney World. It's technically called "the chicken exit" but I've renamed it "the smart exit".

 

[rlovew]

I find that the best way to do this is to utilize the FP well. DH doesn't do any thrill rides so when we go to MK- we start in tomorrowland and I run for a FP at Space first thing then we do all the other things we want to do in this area and this end of Fantasyland together. I use my FP for Space while he gets us FP for Peter Pan and then we meet up for Philharmagic. We ride Haunted mansion and do that side of Fantasyland and then Pan. Then as we head into Frontierland we use one ticket to get a FP for Thunder and one for Splash. We go to Adventureland and do that and then he sits in Frontierland taking an ice cream break while i ride these rides.

At MGM we utilize a similar staregy my ticket for a FP to RnR and his for ToT- he gets ice cream later in the day while I ride.

The FP are only connected to tickets in that they show how often they can be recieved not who must use them so you can get on 2 rides iun the same area while he waits once.