Universal Orlando / Islands of Adventure

VelociCoaster’s Entrance Loses Its Single-Rider Sign

VelociCoaster’s single-rider marker was gone from its entrance on October 20; the standby and Express signs remained.

By CrowdLevels News Desk | Published October 23, 2026 at 9:02 a.m. EDT
Jurassic World VelociCoaster track rising above the lagoon at Universal Islands of Adventure
Image Credit: Universal Orlando Resort

A photo shared October 20 by RockNstardust (@CoasterK24) shows the single-rider sign gone from the entrance to Jurassic World VelociCoaster.

The entrance still has separate signs for the standby queue and Universal Express. The single-rider marker that had hung beside them is absent.

The entrance on October 20

The image documents the entrance as it appeared October 20. It does not establish a permanent policy change, and it does not show how any queue space is being used inside the building.

Universal Express remains listed for VelociCoaster. A current single-rider policy is not published.

Guests looking for a single-rider option should check the entrance signs or ask a Team Member when they arrive.