10 Tips You Need If You Are Planning On A Solo Trip To Walt Disney World

3. Make The Most Of Being A Single Rider

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A few rides at Walt Disney World have single rider lines (Universal Orlando Resort has even more) which allow you to ride a bit quicker.

Cast Members use the Single Rider lines to fill up carriages so that there aren't any empty seats. When you are on your own make sure you take advantage of being a single rider.

You don't have to be on your own to go in the Single Rider Line, as long as your group is willing to split up then anyone can take advantage of the shorter wait times.

Being a single rider can mean that you skip some of the queue even when there isn't a separate line. At times Cast Members might call out for lone riders to fill up the space.

Being on your own has its advantages.

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