I'm going solo in 2 weeks, but not by choice. My sons are grown and have their own families and cancer took my wife 12 years ago. Thanks for this video, I'll enjoy it more now.

*There's nothing like wandering around with your own plans!*

One thing that people might worry about is if they get hurt or sick while they are on their own. I hurt my knee pretty bad last summer when I was at Disney World on my own, and they took care of me really well! They got me to the hospital quickly. Once I got back to my resort, they paid for my taxi ride back from the hospital and arranged for a taxi to get to the airport the next morning. (Luckily I was already scheduled to leave the next day!) They also helped me get back to my room and brought me dinner and some treats. :) They did everything they could to help out!

I’ve never had a problem doing anything alone. Even on purpose. That’s why I’m moving to Winter Garden. Alone with no family living in FL. Children are grown, husband and parents passed away. And I am officially retired. Looking forward to Epcot anytime I want and just watched a DFB video on going to Disney solo. It’s now the Disney life for me.

I was 18 when took my first trip to Disney, I went solo. Even though I was scared, it turn out to be one of the best experiences in my life, I have great memories of that trip.

There should be some kind of platform to put solo disney travelers in contact with each other! I personally am a local AP holder, SAHM who’s kids are now in full time school and I REALLY miss all those fun disney days when the kids were younger. None of my friends are Disney fans like me, and I would love to find some fellow disney fans to hang out at the parks with in the mornings while kids are at school!

I went by myself for a whole week the year I turned 30. It was amazing to not have to wait for anyone, figure out what everyone else wants to do...it was great and I got mad at myself for not going during halloween.

Heading out on my FIRST solo trip to Disney tomorrow !! SO this video is perfect timing !!

"Or you can sleep in and not have to wrangle family..." *Me, thinking of the last trip with my husband. 5AM at the hotel* "GET UP MICHAEL! IT'S WAKE UP O'CLOCK! HAVE TO ROPE DROP! GONNA EAT ALL THE SNACKS!" Must not let my husband see this video... I'm a 35 year old 5 year old...

Another cool thing about going solo is taking your time walking around and observing and appreciating the details that go into building the ambiance of the parks and it’s sections and the hotels. Since there’s no rushing around or anyone else to consider, your time is your own.

My advice is definitely don’t be afraid to talk to people around you!! When you’re waiting in lines or on the bus or whatever, everyone is happy to be in Disney and are more chatty than they’d normally be. I love hearing about where people are from and how many times they’ve been to Disney and such.

Just going off on your own adventure can lead to some of the best memories!

Headed that way tomorrow!!! My husband has a conference all day for four days and I will be in WDW alone!!!!

Solo can be much more fun than most people realize. Thanks for the video. One slight caveat would be the single rider lines. These have been incredibly hit and miss in my experience (both as a single rider and observing the line when I've been there with others). Many people seem to view the single rider line as a hack, I have often seen families and even gigantic school/cheer/team groups jump into the single rider line. This is fine as long as they observe the "rules" of the single rider line, but it often leads to much longer single rider lines and I have seen multiple instances of people confusing and/or blatantly disregarding CMs so that they can ride with their group. When used correctly on reasonable crowd level days single rider lines are awesome; but it seems the more crowded the parks are (and, subsequently, longer the stand-by lines get) the more likely it is that the single rider line is being abused and will be a much longer wait than you anticipate.

I took my first solo trip this past March and it was the most spectacular trip! I'm married with two small boys and just wanted a trip to decompress and be selfish for a few days. I had breakfast at Boma, had a relaxing beer flight at Baseline Taphouse and people watched after riding everything at DHS, woke up early and was able to ride Flight of Passage 3 times in one day (!!!!), had a wonderful lunch and drinks at Nomad Lounge, watched Rivers of Light while drinking my green beer from Pongu Pongu, staked out a fantastic spot for Happily Ever After while eating an A.J. fav (Sweet & Spicy Chicken Waffle from Sleepy Hollow), and was able to stay in 4 different resorts in order to make this trip work (DVC). Even though I was alone, I never felt alone. Folks were always super conversational with me while at restaurants or in line for rides (and perhaps a bit envious while they were dealing with screaming kids lol!) I felt completely comfortable and safe while on transportation and with using Uber/Lyft. Go out of your element in 2019 and try something different. I never thought I could do something as big as going on a vacation by myself, but I think of that trip every day and hope that someday, i'll be able to do it again!

Been an advocate of solo trips for a few years now ;) always a great time!

Took my first solo trip last December. Not having to worry about anyone else or compromise on activities was fantastic. It was the most relaxed I've ever been on a visit there.

I went on a solo trip to Disney last year and had such a great time I am going again this year. Everything mentioned in this video is accurate based on my experience. The flexibility is great and eating and riding rides alone was not at all an issue. I upgraded to a deluxe resort and had a massage at Grand Floridian during MK peak hours to relax. The cast members are super friendly if you want to strike up conversation. This year I chose to stay in a moderate resort and splurge on after hour event tickets. If you are on the fence about going solo I recommend trying it!

I'm going to my first Disney solo trip the 25th and I'm so excited!

My aunt does this every year. She makes 2 trips: 1 she takes with a grandchild, and 1 all by herself. I've gone to DisneyWorld for conferences quite often, and I always take some time by myself (without coworkers or getting away from the conference center there) to just explore on my own. It's fantastic!

I want to one day head off to Disney World on a solo trip (since I am still in my 20s and I want to enjoy my life to the fullest while I'm still "young") as a result I've been watching a lot of videos from this channel, and I have learned plenty of things from those videos (including this one)

Sounds like she REALLY enjoys people watching. It’s so wonderful relaxing at a meal, and watch people mow others down with strollers, witness children meltdowns, witness adult meltdowns, etc. When it’s not you, it’s funny.

Yes! I went on a solo trip recently and found all of this to be true. I thought I would feel lonely and out of place, but I didn't - it was very freeing and fun!

I've been to Disney World, Land and Paris solo many times!! I love going solo. I've been solo more than with my family/friends.

One thing about making a restaurant reservation as a solo traveler. The Disney app will not allow you to make single reservations at popular restaurants (like Ohana). Because the smallest tables they have are for two and they know that they will be able to fill both seats and double their profits. The only thing you can do is to make a reservation for two and when you show up say the other person couldn’t make it.

I used the single rider line for Expedition Everest and I was able to ride it 3 times in under 20 minutes when the wait time was 50 minutes. I would use that single rider line even if you’re with people. I’m anxious around strangers but sitting next to a stranger for 2 minutes was well worth not having to wait in line!

Going solo is awesome and relaxing. You can do things at your own pace. I've done that ,loved it and would do that again in a heart beat! This is a must try. I completely recommend to do this!

I'm travelling from the UK to Orlando for my first solo trip to WDW in September! I'm so excited and hoping to bump into other solo Disney lovers :)

Another annual passholders solo trip reason, if you have something you love and wanna do over and over without worrying you're gonna annoy your friend or family who aren't just as into that as you are!! Christmas time i went to flurry of fun maybe 10 times by myself because I love the same thing. I see the frozen sing along holiday version, do all the holiday magic shots, get pics in front of the tower and then just watch the tower projections almost all night, and finish with hot chocolate flight while watching jingle bell jingle bam from the tables! I can repeat that routine night after night and not worry I'm slowing someone down who wants to try other stuff. I did solo after hours at animal kingdom and literally just did flight of passage 13 times in a row! I love the Broadway concert series at the art festival at epcot and I'll go and do that for almost every set of performers. I'm a repetitive person and I can be that without guilt alone.

I did the annual pass last year for the first time in maybe a decade and I discovered the joy of solo trips. At first I was only going if my friend went with me but she finally told me "you know you don't have to wait for me, you can go by yourself!" Best advice ever. I go alone all the time now and while I love having my buddy I like being able to choose what I want and change on a whim. And yes. Single rider lines rock! I did expedition Everest one day like 10 times in a row with a literal 5 minute wait on single rider line!! I like stuff that others maybe don't sometimes so I can browse gift shops without worrying I have to hurry to rides because my friend ( I love her ) but she's very much an intense push push push person with Disney. Sometimes I just sit and watch people. I am addicted to photopass and I love meet and greets so I'll do that a lot when I'm by myself. This one is prolly bad for me but she will also help police my spending (in a nice way!) And alone I can buy that 100th set of ears without a guilt trip. Also I'm not a person that feels the need to "beat the crowds" out of the park and I can stay till the last minute plus without hearing about someone else being tired or wanting to get out to beat tram lines or whatever. Who cares!! Lol.

My boyfriend was sick one day on our last trip. I felt bad for him but secretly I LOVED being able to do my own thing in the parks!! I may need to just go for it and book a solo trip. Thanks for the GREAT idea!

I leave for my first solo trip on Monday! So excited that you posted this video!

OMG...I can't believe it! I thought I'm the crazy one going solo🤣. I go solo all the time. My family is rolling their eyes. But any time I need to get away, I get in my car, I'll tell my husband that I'll see him in 3 days and I take off. I'm about 3 hours away driving. Not too bad. I love organizing my thoughts while I'm driving...then eat whenever and whatever I want. I can go wherever I please. I check out my favorite spots and I splurge all the time. Love it, LOVE IT!!

One of the things I love about solo travel is eating. I can go to 4 different character meals for the price a family of 4 pays for one. Also at the places like be our guest dinner, the new story book with snow white, or others where they bring things for everyone at the table to share you get it all to yourself. A lot of the time they'll go in a ziplock bag for later. Pastries that were suppose to serve a family of 4 will give me breakfast and snacks for 1 to 4 days. Plus they're usually disney themed

I have done this twice as I’m a single dad and I go on the roller coster rides my girls won’t/can’t go on yet. I do get a little depressed especially going on a ride I would go on with my girls, wishing they were with me. But I do recommend doing this at least once. It is a relaxing experience, not having to worry about anyone else! :)

I did my first Disney solo trip in October was AMAZING! It was a totally different experience. Right after that trip I book one for May to surprise my mom! 90 days 😃

The Disney Marathons never get talked about, so it makes me so happy that they have been pushed (at least in my opinion) in the last few years. I think they're great, and they have something for everyone. Thanks for the vid DFB! Keep it up!

I've been to Disney World solo several times and I love it. You can get up to go to one of the parks when you want to. Your time is your own to make your own plans. I've gone to table service restaurants and cast members are delightful. I hope you will take a solo trip soon I know you will enjoy it.

This channel is crack ! My trip was over 2 weeks ago and I’m still watching this channel

I just came back from a mostly solo trip and I loved every minute! I would also add on to the tip about the rides- even if there is not a designated single rider line, there are some unofficial ones if you let a cast member know. I always get pulled out of the line at Space Mountain when I tell them I am solo and end up going right on. Avatar too. For those debating a solo trip- dp it!! You will love it!

Just came back from a Solo trip. The flexibility is just so awesome. More than once, I was able to hit all the rides I cared about in one park, cancel my Fast Passes and jump to another park where there are things I haven't done yet.

I’ve never needed a reservation being one person. Even California Grill, I got to sit at the bar, watch the food come out, ask all the questions I wanted about it and play around with the staff. Plus I was sick of the crowds so I walked around Saratoga springs one morning and everybody walking by smiled and said hi. THAT was a great change from busy parks!

I've made the solo trips. I'm not married nor do I have kids so even when I do go with other people, I'm often separated from them and spending hours or even the entire day by myself. It is so peaceful and relaxing to make a visit and only have to worry about yourself. You don't have to wear if someone else is having fun, if someone is hungry, someone else tired. You only focus on yourself. Absolute bliss.

I just got back from a 2-week solo trip to WDW in Jan. Best time ever. It's ALL at your own schedule, no debating w/ others. Totally amazing. Pure freedom. I almost felt bad or selfish. ....Almost.

I love doing this. I am an AP holder and live only 30 minutes away. It is great to just walk around by yourself and see everything without any set plans. I love to go to Studios and then take the walk to Epcot and then take the monorail to the Magic Kingdom. See what you want to see and go back. You can use up whole day.

I love traveling alone. Going to museums or theme parks. Others might think it’s sad but it’s not. It’s actually so much fun.

I’ve taken a solo trip to Disney- last year to attend the Halloween party and the Food and Wine festival and it was so. much. fun. I talked to a lot of people, I had my own schedule, and it really was a great weekend- so much so that I’ve booked another trip for the end of the year. Highly recommend- thanks AJ!

I went on my own last summer and it was a wonderful experience! I liked that I could be quiet if I liked, but if I wanted to talk, I could talk to people in line with me or people next to me at the fireworks. I also liked that when I got tired in the middle of the day, I could go back to my room to freshen up and take a nap for an hour, then get back to the park with a second wind.

I've been to MK twice solo, Epcot solo, and Animal Kingdom solo. It's great because you will notice a lot of different things you haven't seen before if you were with a group of people. A lot of times I also get more room to myself on rides - I'll never forget getting the whole row on the Kilimanjaro Safaris to myself! This was on a day where the wait time was 80 mins! Cast Members will go out of their way to make sure that you have a great time even if you are going solo. So try it!

I went to Disney alone last year. A lot of people thought I was crazy until I explained how good it was. Doing what I want, when I want. The only time I felt weird was when I had a reservation at table service restaurants, particularly Le Cellier. I felt bad for my server as I had intended to eat a full meal but being a particularly hot summer day, I couldn't eat anything more than soup. It became less weird over time but it saved me so much time in the long run because I wasn't having to wait for anyone else to finish their meal, decide what they wanted and wait for both meals to be served. You see so much more of the parks when you are just looking out for you. EVERYTHING is quicker. Zoom straight through security, sit wherever you want because you don't need to find enough seats to accomodate everyone, go have a nap at your resort to recharge without being dragged around the park because someone else wants to stay. I'm not sure I could handle going with someone else now unless they also wanted to do their own thing and we just meet up a few times throughout the day.

My first trip to Disney World was a solo trip for my 34th birthday that I planned three days before going and it was during the food and wine festival... let’s just say I had a blast! I did 20 rides at the magic kingdom from open to close w/ a break at Epcot in one day! Simply Magical! I called all the people I met my Disney cousins and had great time. I’m planning my 2019 trip now.

You are SO GOOD at what you do. Thank you so much for working so hard to keep everyone informed. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I bought your E-book and it is AMAZING! I've gleaned so much valuable information from it. My wife doesn't like Disney ANYTHING so I go by myself. It's just sort of an agreement we make for each other. I have traveled SOLO the majority of the time I've even been to Disneyland or Disney World and I actually enjoy it a great deal! Having the flexibility to move about where, when and how I want to just makes the Disney experience all that much more fun for me. That doesn't mean I don't enjoy having my wife or my kids along because I really do. It's just a whole different kind of vibe.

Solo trips to Disney are awesome. The first time, I was concerned I would be lonely, but not at all. Non stop fun and I could ride Tower of Terror 7 times in a row if I wanted to. Planning my 3rd solo trip for 2020!

I have done Disney solo a few times & it really can be a fantastic experience. I often get all four(or both when at DL) parks in in one day because I can zip around the parks. Headed to Disney solo this week, actually! Thanks, as always, for the excellent content AJ & everyone else at DFB!

If you have a late reservation for chefs de France ask for a window table and you can watch illuminations reflection of earth while you eat!

I’m leaving for my solo trip in 4 days, I can’t wait I love solo trips. ❤️

I went on my own for the first time for my 20th birthday and it was AMAZING. I did it for a birthday because so wanted to celebrate my day without having a single worry or concern, wanted flexibility and to be able to choose every ride I went on and restaurant I wanted to try, and the cast members were sooo sweet and I met lots of cool people, it was a day I'll never forget. I'm 28 now and LOVE going to the park on my own!

I had a solo trip for one day when I was 13. My overprotective parents felt like Disney was the safest place on earth, so they set me free. I took two classes at the Disney Institute, and in between, had lunch and shopped at the Disney Village Marketplace. So... ...yeah... ...next time you’re in 1996, I highly recommend doing that.

Disney solo is awesome! You got to do what you want when you want how you want nothing better! Highly recommend it.

My Solo trip was awesome ! First of all I went in August with my two teenagers. They didn’t want to do the fun activities that I wanted to do. So, while walking around Epcot I saw a sign that said.... Food and Wine festival.... I wanted to go but, I thought noI can’t go alone. But, as soon as I got home... I booked my return trip back to Disney World Nov 5-9 I have front row seat to see Boys to Men at EAT TO THE BEAT …I had so much fun as a Solo Disney Fan ! AJ you were right.... I ate at the Yak and Yeti... alone in till a family I met a week before showed up ! What a crazy fun coincidence! Then, I got dressed like Princess Tiana… ate lunch at the castle, took a charter photo with Princess Tiana.I had so much fun ! Go alone.... Enjoy Disney Solo … I Did It !!!!!

Technically even though I'm heading there with my mom n gran I'm pretty much going solo myself, we all just do our own thing expect fr a couple of breakfasts we're doing together.

I don’t know why, but I love the comment section. ❤️

I took 3 solo trips in 2018 and they were some of my best Disney experiences!!

I just booked a solo trip a week ago so this feels right up my alley

I’ve been on two this past year and they have been my best trips. Don’t get me wrong, I love going with family, but there is something that is just so much better about going alone.

Just came back from my first solo trip two days ago. Loved it. Attended DVC Moonlight Magic, jumped from park to park and back to my resort as I pleased. Also tried The Edison at Disney Springs. Can't wait til my next trip!

I've always wondered what kind of conferences are held in Disney and what companies hold them. I saw alot of ppl in suits during a stay at Coronado and I know its because of it. My job never sends us anywhere fun😂

ALL of my Disney trips have been solo for two reasons: 1) Get away from the world and family. There, I said it. And 2) No one would ever go with me. It was always my dream to go with someone special and maybe even propose to that special woman who is also a Disney fan. Alas, no.

I always go to Disney alone. It's so nice to just do whatever you want. If you want to go back to go to the hotel to nap? Do it. If you are hungry? You can get food without putting it off. The worry about not being able to take pictures have been solved due to memory maker. It's worth it.

I just went to WDW for the first time alone this past week and it was wonderful! Ate lots of snacks, did rides I never do with my husband. So wonderful!

I've gone solo 3 times this past year and am going solo again in May & September. It's great to do what you want, when you want.

I've never done an actual solo vacation, but when I was a WDW CM, I used to go play in the parks by myself all the time! It was great to be able to just pop over on my own for a few hours every time there was a new attraction or new food item or character experience. During the Food and Wine Festival, I'd go to Epcot at least once a week. Now that I'm no longer in Orlando, and I'm married with 2 little girls, I almost never get to go on my own, and I miss it so much! I managed to get 3 hours to myself one evening at Disneyland when we went this past October, and it was heaven! Don't get me wrong, it's fun to take the family, but it was so freeing to not have to worry about anyone else.

You know, I never really considered people could be nervous about dining alone at a Disney World restaurant. Last time I went to Disney World, I actually got invited by my mom since she had a conference there and could share a room. Since I was on my own for the most part for a couple of days, I snagged a dinner reservation for Be Our Guest and it was cool to see (granted, it wasn’t as atmospheric as I would hope since it can be crowded and noisy from all of the groups around). I got us a quick lunch reservation together on a different day, since that was far easier to get (all of our reservations were somewhat last minute because of the timeframe and I swiped the dinner one from someone cancelling a couple of days before we went) and that ended up being the better experience, but I was happy to have gotten in a solo impression ahead of time.

I have done multiple solo trips and I love them ! No schedule just general plans and those can change whenever I feel like it. I can eat wherever I feel like, resort hop, shop or whatever ! It is amazing !

Did a solo trip in 2015 to WDW, had a blast for 10 days, ate in all the great restaurants (lots of character meals too), met lots of characters, going solo is fantastic. Intend to do it again for the 2021 Anniversary. Also did a solo trip to Disneyland in 2016, awesome trip.

Always go solo. Do what you want and where and not worrying about tagging along family or friends. Also easier to get those random fast passes for big attractions.

Finally!!! I have been waiting for a solo trip guide forever!!!❤️❤️

I love my wife and my family, but I love having my own freedom and ability to do what I want, whenever I want, however I want on occasion. The ultimate in selfish indulgence, it's just nice sometimes to be "that way", lol.

I travel on my own here all if the time. I enjoy the freedom of doing things on my timeline and preferences for any given day. Not having to preplan with others allows a kind of freedom that provides the chance to make adjustments if you just feel like relaxing in the morning, or going later in the day to stay until the end. In the past I found that my preferences were second to what everyone else was wanting to do. Travelling here alone the first time was a bit of concern but Disney has done an absolute fantastic job of taking these concerns away. You do not feel alone and when you do travel with someone else - at least I find- you are more apt to plan for their wants as you have already had that opportunity when you go alone.

I went on my first WDW solo trip back in December for 5 days and had a BLAST! My number one tip would be to get a PARK HOPPER ticket! You’re available to do whatever you want, WHENEVER you want!

I go to the parks solo and, while not as fun as having friends with me, it's absolutely a blast not having to deal with other people and doing it all for you.

9 days till my 6th solo trip (it's also my 2nd Rundisney).. Done all the parks except Hong Kong and Shanghai solo. Love doing what I want, when I want, plus you end up taking everything in and meeting some amazing people!

Going to WDW by myself is my DREAM. Being on my own schedule, not having to worry about keeping track of other people, not having to try to keep up with somebody who walks faster than me, not having to worry about weather anybody else has fun.

I just got invited to a wedding in Disney this December and while I was offered a +1, I cant think of anyone who can afford to go or get off work. Thank you so much for this video! It is easing my worries if I have to go solo

I have made 27 trips to WDW. Probably 20 of them have been solo. On my very first trip I went with my sister and nephew. Our last morning before going home, they decided to go swimming. I had my very first experience being solo in the Magic Kingdom. I had a total BLAST even though it was just a couple of hours. I soon made reservations for my second WDW trip, solo, and there's been many more since. I do find I can often walk up to any table service restraunt and get seated without a reservation.

I have not been to WDW in nearly two decades. That said, when I was younger, I was very much a Disney fan. On top of yearly visits to Disneyland, and many trips to the World (many for the old Disneyana Conventions), I did solo trips for the 10th anniversary of Tokyo Disneyland, the grand opening of Euro Disney, and the grand opening of Tokyo DisneySea. If I had the funds, I would go right now...or for the grand opening of Star Wars Land. 😁

The only reason I never took a solo trip was I thought it would be a bit. Creepy for a grown man to go by himself. Guess I was wrong. 😎👍

I finally did my first solo trip last November for all of these reasons. I treated myself to Magic Kingdom After Hours and Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party. I loved that I could do exactly what I wanted when I wanted to do it. I'm already planning my second solo trip next year to attend more of the after hours events.

I love going with just my husband. We don’t have to argue with anyone about plans. Big groups always look so stressed out.

My most recent trip was a solo one, partially as an advance recon run for the big family trip we're planning. I had no problems going to dining alone at table service restaurants 5:45. As for the solo rider lines at 8:20 the Test Track one doesn't let you design the car, only to pick from a number of predesigned ones, so it's only useful if you just want to ride it and not be an amateur engineer.

Looking forward to my second solo trip in May to celebrate my 70th Birthday! I loved my first solo for all the reasons AJ gave in this video but I also kept in touch with my daughter on Facebook so that she didn’t worry!

I felt a little awkward when I did my first solo trip last year but I loved it. I am going back on the 28th this month for the first week of march. But everything this video said is right. Reservations are not required at most places and you can make great friends while waiting in the lines because people are in a great mood while there. You might even find yourselves linking up for a few hours or meeting for lunch or dinner later. Definitely recommend a solo trip

Booked my first solo Disney trip in oktober this year :) Never been to Disney, or the US for that matter. Realy looking forward to the trip. Your video's are realy helpfull and actually inspired me to finaly take the plunge :)

My first trip To Disney World was by myself and It was amazing! Te possibility of changing plans during the day is awsome! I definately recommend.

Just clicked and already love it. I’m planning my big 30 to be a solo trip celebration at WDW!!! Can’t wait...

I’ve been to Disney solo a few times and it really is nice. Some of my relatives don’t get it, but when you’re there on your own terms you really are free to do as much or as little as you want. One thing that isn’t as much fun (for me at least) are the shows. Watching the stage shows and parades just aren’t the same by yourself.

I’m doing my third solo trip soon, cannot wait. I can do what I want when I want, have the air con on, watch tv, whatever 😝❤️

When I was in college I had an annual pass and Disney was right in between my school and my home, so often I would leave early when going home or heading back to school, and go ride a bunch of my favorite rides and grab lunch on my way! I miss living in Florida just for that. But now I live in Japan and I really want to try Tokyo Disney Resort on my own!!

My solo trip is booked for the end of March. Can't wait!

I've been going on solo trips for 10 years, not by choice, I'm a widow with no family. However, I do love my trips as they make me happy. I just wish all CMs are trained to treat solo visitors the same as everyone else as I still encounter younger and newer CMs who clearly find it weird to see an adult on their own. But, I love the flexibility, especially with FP+, it's a lot easier to get last minute ones or extras when you are on your own and are flexible. One thing about Single rider lines, there are groups who will go into them, making the line almost as long as stand by then have the nerve to ask to go on together, grrrrr.