Single Rider Line Explained

A few weeks back we shared a great tip for getting rides faster, even without a fastpass. Today we’re going to explain one more way, and that’s the Single Rider line.

While only offered on a few of the headliner attractions, the single rider line is a huge time saver and is pretty self explanatory. A single rider line is for a single person.

There are some rides that even have a totally separate line, just for the park goer who is solo and wants to ride, or is in a group doesn't care they might be split up from their friends or family.

Since many of Disney’s rides accommodate more than one rider, either by a bench seat or a stadium style seat, it only makes sense for Cast Members to get as many riders on as possible to keep the line moving quickly.

Single Riders have their own separate line, from the regular Standby of Fastpass lines. It's usually nearby, but if you miss the sign, just ask someone, you can point you there. 
The way these lines work, is you enter the line, and when there’s a seat, you get sent through.

It’s a great way to ride quickly, and even make a new friend or two, if you freak out and start clinging to the rider next to you!

So what places have this single rider line? Here’s a list for you!

Test Track at Epcot

Expedition Everest at Animal Kingdom

Rocking Rollercoaster at Hollywood Studios

Disney is always experimenting with ways to make things better, so don't be surprised if in the future other rides are added to the list!