Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure Testing Single Rider Line
By Rikki
Guests who are visiting the Walt Disney World Resort and want to ride Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure at EPCOT now have another way to do it! The incredibly popular attraction is currently testing the use of a single rider line.
The attraction typically sees extremely long waits, usually of over an hour. The fact that the attraction is now offering a single rider line is huge. Each ride vehicle fits 6 people. The hope is that this will help to alleviate some of the lengthy lines that occurs.
Those wanting to utilize the single rider line should head all the way to the back of the France Pavilion. That’s where you will be able to enter the attraction using the dedicated Single Rider line.
Keep in mind that if you do decide to use the Single Rider line, your party WILL be split up and will be assigned different vehicles.
Recently, the Walt Disney World Resort also tested a Single Rider line at Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. That test was a success. It appears that Disney often brings that line out to alleviate the waits at that attraction on a regular basis now.
It’s great to see these Single Rider lines introduced at attractions that desperately need them, due to having incredibly lengthy lines! Anything that can help alleviate this problem is a good thing.
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