According to the Orange County Register, Six Flags Magic Mountain is adding Single Rider lines to multiple of their popular roller coasters and attractions.
What’s Happening:
- Single Rider queues have been added to Tatsu and Apocalypse, which will bring Six Flags Magic Mountain’s total number of Single Rider lines to seven.
- Our own Luke was at the park the other day and noticed the new Single Rider queue in effect at Tatsu, the park’s flying coaster.
- The Single Rider queue for Apocalypse, the park’s wooden coaster, is set to be added at some point in the next two weeks.
- Single Rider lines for Viper, Revolution, The Riddler’s Revenge and Justice League: Battle for Metropolis have already returned to park following a pandemic-related pause.
- The solo option is also set to return soon to Twisted Colossus, one of the more popular coasters in the park.
- For those of you unaware, Single Rider queues are used to fill in any empty seats not filled by the regular queue. This could be a massive time saver, but there’s never a guaranteed wait time.
- Additionally, riders aren’t guaranteed to ride with their party and typically end up sitting next to a stranger.
- The bump in Single Rider queues follows another time-saving, but also money-grabbing tool, the introduction of individual use Flash Passes.
- Magic Mountain isn’t the only Six Flags park introducing a similar initiative, as new Single Rider lines have also shown up at Six Flags Over Texas, Six Flags Great Adventure, Six Flags New England and Six Flags America.