Weight Restrictions for Rides???

[Taja]

Check out Deb Wills website for ride vehicle photos and first-hand reports. I'm heavier than I would like, but don't usually have problems with anything. However, I was nursing a leg and foot injury on our August trip, and having some knowledge of the ride vehicles in advance helped me avoid holding up the queue unnecessarily because of physical limiitations.

I agree with the lap bar information, though. My friend and I are about the same weight, but carry it in different places (she has more upper body weight and I have more lower body weight), and she slid around a bit on BTMRR. If you're travelling with a group, have them sit in different sections based on similar body size on the faster rides.


Taja [img]smile.gif[/img]

[dznyntnh]

One of the reasons I love Disney World so much is that I've never had a problem with any of the rides in any of the parks.

The only thing I was not able to ride was the 'Cyber Space Mountain' or whatever the roller coaster thing is at DisneyQuest, and since I designed the coaster and made my coaster phobic friend ride it while I watched it was still fun. [img]graemlins/thedolls.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/silly.gif[/img]

Now Universal, on the other hand, should be sued under the ADA. If you are even the slightest bit heavy you can't fit in any of the roller coasters and they do not warn you about this until AFTER they have your money , did they think I was in that dull place just to sight see? This is the ONLY park that I have ever had a problem with the roller coasters and it so disgusted me that I will not return there.

I'll go to WDW where they know how to treat ALL their guests. [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img]