Coaster Question

[stormer]

My boys love The Hulk and Rip Ride Rocket. On our last trip to Busch Gardens they were worried about their Crocs falling off and insisted on wearing sneakers. I can't remember - are these coasters the kind where your feet dangle? If so, do they let you take your shoes off to ride or do have to have shoes on for the ride?

 

[Akwafunk]

Neither of those are "floor less" so no need to worry there. the Dragons are though. And Dr Doom, I think, although I've not done that one. HMmm. Not sure about taking shoes off for coasters, I remember some discussion about FJ, but that's a tricky one as it's in motion while you're loading.

 

[mesaboy2]

My boys love The Hulk and Rip Ride Rocket. On our last trip to Busch Gardens they were worried about their Crocs falling off and insisted on wearing sneakers. I can't remember - are these coasters the kind where your feet dangle? If so, do they let you take your shoes off to ride or do have to have shoes on for the ride?

Neither of these are inverted coasters.

 

[Metro West]

My boys love The Hulk and Rip Ride Rocket. On our last trip to Busch Gardens they were worried about their Crocs falling off and insisted on wearing sneakers. I can't remember - are these coasters the kind where your feet dangle? If so, do they let you take your shoes off to ride or do have to have shoes on for the ride?

Even though neither coaster is inverted, if you wanted to ride Dragon Challenge which is inverted, you would have to sit on your shoes. Because Dragon Challenge loads and unloads at two different locations, you can't leave them on the loading platform.

 

[stormer]

Thanks for all of the replies. I think they will be so much cooler in their Crocs instead of sock and sneakers.

 

[4mykidz127]

My daughter wore her crocs on Rip Ride and didn't have a problem at all. But we did see a flip flop fly off while we were on the ground watching the ride. I think though that whoever lost it must have been goofing off for that to happen.