Single rider, MF or RnR at rope drop?

[eeyoresmom]

Ill be at HS next Saturday . I have fast passes for ToT, Slinky and TSM. Should I head to RnR coaster or MF first as a single rider? Originally I was thinking MF because its newer and more popular but it's also a much longer ride so the lines will be building at RnR. Any experience or advice?

 

[yulilin3]

MFSR single rider very rarely opens with the park, it opens about an hour later. I would do RnRC first

 

[sharonabe]

Ill be at HS next Saturday . I have fast passes for ToT, Slinky and TSM. Should I head to RnR coaster or MF first as a single rider? Originally I was thinking MF because its newer and more popular but it's also a much longer ride so the lines will be building at RnR. Any experience or advice?

I've also seen if you do MF as a single rider, you'll most likely be the engineer. Don't know if it matters to you which role you play, but I have seen your ride experience varies depending on who is the pilot.

 

[finedice]

How quick is the Single line at MFSR? RnRC can be as long as standby sometimes...

 

[hes122]

We rode MFSR via the single rider line in November. I think we waited about 1/3 - 1/2 of the posted wait time for the standby line.

 

[MarkS2112]

Do RnRc first as that line got long in January and was longer wait than standby. MFSR likely will not open right away. When it ones you will get the engineer most of the time. Single riders do not get the pilot seats. You may be lucky and get a gunner on occasion but not often. So doing RnRc you can probably get several rides before lines build too badly.

 

[finedice]

We rode MFSR via the single rider line in November. I think we waited about 1/3 - 1/2 of the posted wait time for the standby line.

Thanks! It just crossed my mind that it all changes on Wednesday with the tier changes and MMSR FP, then even more two Wednesdays from now... We have a few DHS days next week. I'll report back, but MMRR will change everything soon after.