Overview
- The app’s name echoes Disney World’s single rider lines, aiming to facilitate quick introductions among solo park-goers
- Developers announced in July that they will begin beta testing and are inviting U.S. users to sign up via the @singleridersapp TikTok channel
- Creators have pledged nationwide availability and intend to roll out new features in response to tester feedback
- Beyond Disney aficionados, the platform welcomes fans of other parks such as Universal to expand its matchmaking community
- Similar niche, brand-inspired apps have faced trademark disputes, suggesting Single Riders may encounter legal scrutiny over its use of Disney-themed branding