Visiting Walt Disney World often requires meticulous planning, especially during peak times. Disney’s recent update to include Single Rider information on wait time boards, online platforms, and the My Disney Experience app introduces a new layer of convenience for guests. By making this option more visible, the park aims to streamline attractions for individuals or smaller groups who are comfortable splitting up temporarily. Here’s what you need to know about this exciting addition.
What is the Single Rider Option?
Single Rider is an option that allows groups to split up and embark on select attractions individually.
Attraction signage or a Cast Member can direct you to the designated line, where your party will be separated to fill remaining seats in a ride vehicle that aren’t occupied by Guests utilizing standby lines or Lightning Lane entrances.
Know Before You Go
- Immediate boarding or choice of seat is not guaranteed.
- Single Riders must meet all boarding requirements.
- Special seating requests may not be accommodated.
- Participating attractions and wait times may vary.
- This service is subject to availability.
For more information, please ask an Attractions Cast Member for details.
Walt Disney WorldThis option is ideal for individual visitors or members of a group who don’t mind riding separately. While it doesn’t guarantee shorter waits, it often provides a faster alternative to the regular standby line.
New Features on Wait Time Boards
One of the most noticeable changes is the addition of Single Rider information to the in-park wait time boards. A unique logo featuring an “S” with a “1” in the negative space now appears next to eligible attractions. This visual cue helps guests quickly identify available Single Rider queues, reducing the guesswork that was previously involved. The information on these boards is also dynamic, updating in real-time along with regular wait times to reflect the current operating status of Single Rider lines.
How to Access Single Rider Information Online


For those planning their visit ahead of time, Single Rider details are now accessible online through the official Walt Disney World website and the My Disney Experience app. Guests can search for “Single Rider” within the app or browse a list of participating attractions. This update ensures that visitors can integrate Single Rider options into their itinerary more efficiently, especially for high-demand rides.
List of Attractions Offering Single Rider Lines
Currently, the following attractions are officially listed as having Single Rider availability at Walt Disney World:
- Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run (Disney’s Hollywood Studios)
- Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster (Disney’s Hollywood Studios)
- Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure (EPCOT)
- Expedition Everest (Disney’s Animal Kingdom)
While additional attractions like Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance and Test Track (currently under refurbishment) have previously offered this option, their availability may vary. It’s always a good idea to confirm with Cast Members or check the app for the latest updates.
Benefits of Using Single Rider Lines
The Single Rider feature offers several advantages for those looking to optimize their time in the parks. First, it can significantly reduce wait times for major attractions, particularly during peak hours. Second, it’s perfect for solo travelers or smaller groups who prioritize experiencing as many rides as possible over sitting together. Finally, it adds an element of flexibility to a day in the parks, making it easier to fit more activities into a limited schedule.
Final Thoughts
The addition of Single Rider information to wait time boards, Disney’s online platforms, and the My Disney Experience app marks an important step in enhancing convenience for park guests. By making this option more transparent and accessible, Walt Disney World aims to improve the overall guest experience and help visitors better plan their time in the parks.
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