Forget Tinder, Disney adults now have their own dating app

You can find love in a hopeless place or in line for Space Mountain

You've heard of people signing up for Tinder or Bumble with the hopes of finding their match

There's even more niche options like Christian Mingle or Silver Singles. And joining that list of highly specific love connections is Single Riders

Single Riders is a dating app for Disney adults and theme park lovers

It's named after the line skipping option at amusement parks, but this time it's for skipping to the good part, finding someone who gets your love of churros and character meet and greets

Whether you're looking for love or just a park buddy, the app aims to match like-minded fans

Two years ago, I got set up on a date and did what any other Orlando local does and I went to Disney

And I realized that we needed a Disney adult dating app. The app's co-creator Joe the bearded nerd says you won't need a Florida or California zip code to join

It going to be available everywhere in the United States at first Joe says they even be gathering feedback from fans on what features they like to see and the comments are already rolling in Please make an option for single parents as well

And another, it would be awesome to have a feature that shows if other singles are at the parks at the same time

Now, sure, there are a fair share of skeptics, but Joe says the support from the Disney adult community has been overwhelmingly positive

And believe it or not, Joe is not the only one onto something

Disney adults are even building their entire lives around magic. Back in 2023, The Wall Street Journal profiled Golden Oak, an exclusive gated neighborhood at Walt Disney World Resort

With just 300 homes ranging from the low millions to nearly $20 million, it's a place where some of the homes even feature Star Wars-themed theaters and Disney collectibles

Single Riders isn't open to the public just yet, but beta sign-ups are coming someday soon

in a galaxy not so far away. Joe says those interested should keep an eye out toward the end of this year or early next

With Straight Arrow News, I'm Kennedy Felton. Download our app or visit san.com for more