Tokyo Disney Single Rider: the 4 rides that have it and when

The official definition is a service that seats solo guests in empty seats on the ride vehicle. You enter through a separate line and wait less than usual. A group using it won't sit together. The official FAQ also warns that it "may not be offered depending on operating conditions", so it isn't always running.

Sources:[1]Official info[5]Visitor / press reports

The official FAQ lists five attractions. At Disneyland it's only Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast. It used to be just Indiana Jones and Raging Spirits. Height limits still apply: 117cm for Raging Spirits and Indiana Jones, 102cm for Peter Pan.

Sources:[1]Official info[2]Official info[7]Visitor / press reports[9]Official info[10]Official info[11]Official info

Running now

Beauty and the Beast, Frozen Journey and Peter Pan were added on January 19, 2026

Anna and Elsa's Frozen Journey

Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast

Raging Spirits

Peter Pan's Never Land Adventure

Closed until November 29

Closed since August 18, 2025, due to reopen on November 30

Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull

Photos: Wikimedia Commons（photographers & licences）

A year of Offpeak Parks records shows Single Rider helps most at Frozen Journey. Even on quiet days, its standby was 90 minutes or more for 93% of daytime hours. Beauty and the Beast and Raging Spirits sit above 60 minutes almost all day on typical and busy days. Peter Pan only passes 60 minutes for about a quarter of daytime hours on quiet days, so standby is often fine there.

Sources:[12]Offpeak Parks data[13]Offpeak Parks data

Neither the official site nor the app shows Single Rider waits. Visitor reports show rides in about 10–40 minutes on days when standby was 120–200 minutes, but also days when it took as long as standby. It depends on how many empty seats come up, so it's not guaranteed to be shorter.

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Friends and family can all use Single Rider if you don't mind sitting apart. Take care with children: the official rules say children under 7 must ride with someone aged 16 or over, so treat Single Rider, where you sit alone, as not possible for under-7s. From age 7, the usual height limits still apply.

Sources:[1]Official info[3]Official info[8]Visitor / press reports[10]Official info

1. 
   STEP 1

   Tell the Cast Member at the entrance

   Say "Single Rider" and you'll be sent to a separate line. It isn't offered at all times.

2. 
   STEP 2

   Queue in the Single Rider line

   Where it meets the standby line, you can check with a Cast Member again.

3. 
   STEP 3

   Ride one by one

   Even as a group, you each fill an empty seat. You won't sit together.

4. 
   STEP 4

   Meet at the exit

   You'll come off at different times, so agree on a meeting spot beforehand.