Why only 1 attraction with a single rider's line?

[22David2]

Although California Adventure has many, the Disneyland park has only one attraction (Splash Mountain) with a single rider's line. Or at least this was the case last time I was there.

Has there been a change? Or is Splash still the only one with the singles line?

If it is still the only one, why?

I know other rides like Space Mountain or the Matterhorn could use one as well.

 

[HydroGuy]

Splash is the only one at DL. Obviously part of the reasoning is how many riders go on a vehicle and how often empty seats go out. And how long the line is. But why Disney even has SR I do not understand. I have only used it a couple times myself.

 

[22David2]

They're pretty useful to us. If we don't care about being with each other in the same car, log, rocket, or whatever, we can get on a lot quicker than everyone else just because of an empty seat opening up. I think it would be great to have more of them in the park.

 

[bumbershoot]

You can do something like that even with the official line. On my solo trip I was told a few times that one was the magical number (OK I was only TOLD that once, LOL, but it was obvious many times), b/c they could squeeze me in when I would not have been on that ride vehicle if I were traveling with others. So it got me on an Indy car one car before I would have been, and hey, that can be important! Gets you out that much earlier.

 

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