Originally Posted By danyoung >...do you need to get a special single-rider pass, as you do at Screamin' or Splash, or is there a sort of permanent single-rider queue you can just jump into?< Someone posted a picture of the single riders line with a wait time readout on it, so I'm guessing that it'll be pretty easy to find. You only have to do the special pass at Splash and Indy cuz you have to enter through the exit. The RSR queue appears to have been designed with single rider in mind.
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt >>It's the same technology as Rocket Rods, right?<< "Not exactly" Please elaborate.
Originally Posted By Manfried It is similar, but not the same. The mechanics of the ride's system of getting power to the wheels are similar, but not quite the same. Whereas RSR's are virtually the same as test track.
Originally Posted By socalkdg Add another vote for RSR over TT. I like TT, been on it about 10 times, but RSR because of the outdoor theming is the better ride. Looking at youtube from when you leave the seatbelt check to when you get back to loading, both rides are around 4:10-4:20 long, with the outdoor portions at the end about the same, approx. 30-35 seconds.
Originally Posted By Yookeroo "Add another vote for RSR over TT. I like TT, been on it about 10 times, but RSR because of the outdoor theming is the better ride." And the indoor theming. Almost everything about RSR is better.
