Mountain Leader here. I've lead quite a few Summer ML training sessions in North Wales.
There is no need to queue. The whole queuing system has been instigated by a bunch of townies who have ZERO knowledge of outdoor etiquette. The same people screaming "There's a queue ya know!" are the same people who are playing their bloody blutooth speakers at full volume up and down the Pyg track.
COVID/lockdown opened the outdoors to the "Great Unwashed" who should have stuck to clogging up the aisles in B&M and Sports Direct.
The amount of litter, human excrement, bad parking and general erosion is truely depressing.
I've worked bloody hard to gain my mountain qualifications and no bloody Lonsdale wearing ejit on his first visit to Eryri is gonna tell me that I "must" queue.
Yr Wyddfa is NOT Everest. On Everest the queues often talked about in the Press are actually connected with safety on very steep/chossy ground and the large amount of climbers, at the peak of exhaustion, sorting ropes out etc.
High Altitude mountaineering ethics do not apply to Yr Wyddfa. If they did, we would all be wearing down suits, carrying oxygen and queuing up like proper British gents.
I wish they would all just feck off. I really do. Just get back to Lego Land, Chessington World of Adventures or waddling around Cribbs Causeway or feck off to some bloody modified car meet. Just leave the mountains to those who know how to behave themselves.