Advice & Information for going solo!

[1 small world]

I will be in WDW Saturday-Monday April 10-12.
Due to a family emergency, my friend will not be coming!

What's the best advice for going solo?

[TTAfanatic]

Going solo is awesome! Not that it isn't nice to share your vacation with someone, but going solo gives you complete freedom to do what you want, and you can definitely get around a little faster, using single rider lines and such. Plus, if you are a details type person, it is a great opportunity to slow down and really soak in all the little details of the attractions.

[HauntedGabe]

When I dropped my son off for the College Program, I had a couple days on my own. I did Epcot and MGM. I also ate at Germany, they place singles at group tables so I sat with two other families.

In lines I spoke with many folks to pass the time, as I do when traveling with family. I enjoyed my time. The rides that offer singles, it was great.
I skipped the rides I am least fond of. It was a very relaxed few days.

[GIOny]

I'm pretty sure Lou has done a "going solo" podcast but I know just recently I heard one on WDW today, it was episode 696. I would start by staying on property, I think that would make it much easier. Also do all the things you want to do but don't because others that are usually with you aren't interested, like maybe taking a tour. Enjoy

[BillC59]

on the up side, you can check out the opposite *** without getting smacked!

[audisfan]

My husband is going to a conference and I will have a couple of days by myself. I plan to spend more leisurely time in EPCOT. When we take the kids it's a constant go, go, go so I want to take my time when I'm alone. I also have Lou's audio guides and I want to take my time in MK. I'm going in early January, so I'm hoping for small crowds too.