How long should be the queue from coasters?

[Somamint]

How long should be the queue from coasters? In real life you have really now queues by coasters but in beyond if its too long, which is like 30 people nobody wants to ride them. So should i leave the queues short?

[Somamint]

I found this tipp, but where do i find this options?
Master the Art of Queueing

Queue management is an art as well as an important part of guest happiness. Long lines might irritate park visitors and lower their overall happiness. Use single rider lines, rapid passes, and other advanced queuing methods to prevent this. It is also critical to engage your guests while they wait. Install queuing TV screens, food vendors, or even smaller attractions that are easily accessible.

https://spottis.com/games/park-beyond-tips/

[War-A-Tron]

Due to how this game works, and that people only seem to do each ride once (as opposed to spending their wallet on fun stuff like other theme park games), long queues don't really matter, and in fact probably work out better due to forcing visitors to spend more on food etc.

In fact, you can make coaster more profitable by having minimum cars which for some reason lets you jack up the price to higher than max cars.

[Somamint]

Originally posted by War-A-Tron:

Due to how this game works, and that people only seem to do each ride once (as opposed to spending their wallet on fun stuff like other theme park games), long queues don't really matter, and in fact probably work out better due to forcing visitors to spend more on food etc.

In fact, you can make coaster more profitable by having minimum cars which for some reason lets you jack up the price to higher than max cars.

oh so the Problem ist just. They only riding each ride once. is this supposed to be like that?

And where do i find this options?
Use single rider lines, rapid passes, and other advanced queuing methods to prevent this.