Single rider lines???

[SnoWhiteRabbit]

Which rides have single rider lines? How quickly do they usually move? I've never been out alone "in the world" because I have three kids (6, 4, 3) who are always with me....

But DH was asking for more time at the resort *to relax* so I thought I might cut out one morning on my own to ride a few thrill rides while he gets to *relax* at the resort withthe three kids (He usually gets out to golf on each trip...so I think I might find a little play time for myself, too, this trip

Four trips in the past five years, and I haven't done Space Mountain, TOT, Rock n Rollercoaster, or ANY of the thrill rides (except Splash Mountain and Big THunder Railriad). Anyhow, that leaves me wondering which thrill rides have single rider lines, so I can start to map out a little itinerary for myself!

Thanks!

 

[goofyernmost]

There are only two single rider rides...Mission Space and Test Track. The wait time on MS was about 10 minutes and 15 minutes for TT, when I used it. I'm sure it changes depending on the number of people using the ride.

 

[SnoWhiteRabbit]

Thanks for the quick reply. I thought I had heard of this at Test Track, but couldn't remember if there were others. I'm actually thinking of hitting MGM. Maybe TOT, Rock N Roller Coaster, wander around a bit, and then have lunch with an Imagineer. I guess I'll owrk the fast pass angle instead. Thanks again!

 

[kab407]

I just came home last night from a long weekend trip. Goofy is correct, Mission Mars and Test Track were the only two in all four parks with single rider lines. For Test Track I waited ~5 minutes in the single rider line, stand-by wait was 45 mins. For Mission Mars, I walked on. Stand-by wait was ~40 minutes. I also made great use of FastPass in MGM and AK.