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How to Do Disney Alone

April 3, 2017Disney, Travel

Disneyland is a fun place to enjoy with your friends and family. But did you know that going alone can also be just as fun? I didn’t expect it to be as fun since I was alone but it was definitely one of my favorite times at Disney. It can be a bit daunting but if you’re a Disney parks fan, it’s something you should definitely try. So here’s how to do Disney alone.

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Find the Single Rider Rides

Single Rider lines are some of the best things Disney has to offer when you’re on a solo trip. However, not all rides are single rider rides and that’s very important to note. These also differ from Disneyland to Disney World so make sure to check. If going on rides is an important thing for you, check to see if your top rides work with your schedule. I personally rode rides without single rider first and then single rider ones after. However, if you see a big ride with a low wait time, just go for it! I went on California Screamin’ 3 times in a row just by going on the regular line, surprisingly faster than the single rider one.

Discover Your Pace

One of the things I like about going alone is this. You can go with your own flow and do what you want instead of waiting for a group. It’s so easy to switch up your plan for the day because you can go with how you’re feeling. For me, I actually sat eating an ice cream float for an hour at Paradise Pier because I wanted to chill and it was great. I walked from one park to another and decided to go on rides when I wanted to. This is the biggest benefit of solo days.

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Don’t Be Shy

Most people don’t want to go alone because they think they’ll feel awkward. But honestly, I found that most people won’t even realize that you’re alone. You’ll be doing a lot of walking and even in rides where there was no single rider, I would get passed up pretty fast so I never was on my own looking out of place. Plus, this gives you the opportunity to talk to people around you and cast members. I even got an I’m celebrating button out of it. So don’t think about others, just go on your own merry way.

Take a look at my solo day below!

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Would you ever do a solo trip?

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  1. Abbey Phipps

    April 3, 2017 at 7:16 am

    This is awesome! I’m married now, but there were times when I wanted to go adventures as a single girl and just couldn’t figure out how to enjoy it! I love your point about discovering your own pace. It’s all up to you; make it what you want it to be! 🙂

  2. Kristin C

    April 3, 2017 at 10:50 am

    I actually think it would be a lot of fun too! My hubby doesn’t like amusement parks and even though he would probably walk around with me, there’s no point in spending extra money for him to walk around and watch me ride. haha. Plus, when I am by myself, I can stop 5 billion times to take pictures, sit down, eat, drink, go on the same ride 10 times in a row, etc. lol

  3. Rebecca @ Strength & Sunshine

    April 3, 2017 at 1:26 pm

    I would so enjoy going myself! A fun and “free” adventure!

  4. Safaniya Stevenson

    April 3, 2017 at 4:23 pm

    I have never been to Disney. This sounds amazing. Like Abbey, I’m married and would want to experience it with my hubby if I went now but in college this would have totally been me. I love exploring by myself and I LOVE road trips. Also, I’m glad you found your place. Nothing like enjoying a float, chilling out.

  5. Rachel G

    April 3, 2017 at 6:40 pm

    I’ve never been to Disneyland in California but I’m actually planning to go alone next month–I really want to go, my husband is okay with the idea but isn’t really interested, and why pay for two tickets if I could just go alone and save the money? I’ve never done something like that before but I’m looking forward to it!

  6. Shani Ogden

    April 3, 2017 at 8:29 pm

    This would actually be really fun! We don’t live close enough to any of the Disney parks for me to ever do this but I can definitely see the appeal.

  7. Lindsey Ann

    April 5, 2017 at 7:23 pm

    So many great tips!!! I’m always out and about with my littles alone.. love this!

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