The single-rider line is typically where we go for some peace, quiet, and a break from those super long waits.
Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure
Typically, the single-rider line moves much more quickly than the regular stand-by line, as there aren’t nearly as many solo park visitors in most lines as there are groups of visitors. Some rides with notoriously long lines have implemented a single-rider line to help loading be much more efficient. Generally, this line can drastically decrease your wait time. But, well, there’s one single-rider line at Disney World that we think is truly cursed and is a total scam. (Not really. We’re just being dramatic. It’s just a really long line.)
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