It has Express, but you sometimes have to ask a Team Member at the line to let you in.
Also, I was initially worried if there'd be any available Virtual Queue tickets left at all, because I wasn't able to arrive to USH until about 3:15pm... so I was figuring that maybe all the Virtual Queue stuff would be gone. However, at 3:15, we were able to get a return time of 3:45, so that didn't seem much of an issue. But I would estimate the Virtual Queue line to be about 30 minutes long, so plan for that. Even Express took about 10 minutes, which really isn't that bad, but I was half expecting to walk on directly. There was some waiting. Even though it's an ominimover, the cars are spaced really far apart, and can only seat two, and (at least yesterday) weren't even seating every car. So the line backs up.
I still think they're getting their "sea legs". To me, the cars are spaced out enough to fill every one and still keep guests safely apart, and to their credit, I saw many cars with all the cars full... and then, they'd (seemingly inexplicably) let maybe 3 cars go by unfilled. I suspect it may have to do with ADA seating. We also saw some families take a long time to deliberate about who was going to sit next to who right at the boarding area, which is also causing missed cars.