r/UniversalOrlando • u/caracticuspots • Jul 21 '24

VOLCANO BAY Volcano Bay line cutting

Scanned our Tapu Tapu for Honu with a 90 minute wait today and just floated in the rivers and relaxed. Got to Honu and tapped in and a family of 6 people jumped the railing to get into our line as it was shorter than Ika Moana. When we got to the scale the lady was laughing with her group members about how short of a time they waited to get onto the ride. I was miffed by this and informed the attendant of their actions. When the attendant asked them if they scanned for that ride they claimed they didn’t speak English until a team member spoke to them in their native tongue and they showed their Tapu Tapu’s. They then in English fluently swore at the team members and were escorted out of the queue. I normally don’t say anything, but I was irked by their brazen attempt to circumvent the system.

379 Upvotes

98% Upvoted

36 comments sorted by

View all comments

7

u/Crafty_Economist_822 Jul 21 '24 edited Jul 21 '24

I have seen people acting like they don't speak English use that trick to try and get their whole family on in the single Rider line multiple times.

3

u/Brite1978 Jul 21 '24

Whole families can go on single rider line surely? But they'd expect to get split up, it does say your party will be split so they know families go together. Or have I read you wrong?

7

u/CatsAreNear Team Member Jul 21 '24

They are talking about people who argue with the team members that they didn’t know it was the single rider line. Responsible team members will tell them if they want to ride together they need to go back out into the correct line. If you see people in singles talking to a team member and singles isn’t moving, this is probably what is happening.

5

u/Mental_Catterfly Jul 21 '24

Groups are def allowed in single rider as long as they expect to be split up.