Considering cancelling our 7DMT FP+ after reviews.

[Disneyliscious]

Thanks so much for all these replies. I am able to ride BTMRR with no problems, can ride SM too. I reckon I'll give it a shot and hope I'm not humiliated in having to get out but it sounds like I will be ok. *crosses fingers* I really like BTMRR as its about as far as I'll go on a coaster ride (rode Everest once, never again lol) and this appears to be about the same level of intensity.

 

[eyeontheball]

Is it one lapbar for both passengers or does each seat have an individual lap bar? Just wondering if it will be a problem if my 50 lb daughter rides next to my 6'3, 300 lb husband (wouldn't want it to be too loose for her). Thanks!

 

[RafikiTiki21]

Each seat has its own lapbar independent of your ride partners'.

 

[MrPTato]

I am 6' and fluffy. I found 7DMT to be very uncomfortable. I have no other issues with any other other coasters at Disney. Space Mtn, no problem. I don't need the extender on the plane either. Maybe I just have thicker legs.

 

[AlixaLock]

The lap bar is tight on almost everyone over the age of 10, however, very few people can't ride! I urge you to go for it! It is so much fun!

 

[Maddysdaddy]

I'm 6' and a 'larger' guy and I found the ride to be snug, but not painful. Even with my legs being jammed together, the ride itself is so darn short that I can overlook being uncomfortable for that amount of time (seriously, could the ride be any shorter???)

 

[mylittlebuttercup]

I'm pooh-sized, and while it is definitely a bit snug, I fit fine.

 

[scrapquitler]

I'm 6'2" and it was a lot more roomy than I was expecting from the reviews, not bad

My 6'3" 300 lb husband said the same thing. He usually has a hard time fitting his legs in roller coasters, but had no problem with 7DMT

 

[BobC]

Based on the Youtube videos, seems like a very short ride for the wait. I FP+ it since i never rode before, but I'm sure ill do it once and move on.

 

[kwdw]

Not pulling too far down on the lap bar is key. This can make a huge difference. Yes, you need it to lock - but don't overdo it with the first tug. I'm 5'9 and definitely weigh more than should, but I'm not quite Pooh sized. I find everything about the ride seating uncomfortable - the molding of the back, the ankle guard thing, the lap bar that is just too tight on the thighs.

That said - its SO short - the discomfort can be overlook. It's really cute, smooth, and fun to ride.

The "injury your neck and back ride" -- known by some as Space Mountain - has more comfortable seating IMO, but definitely more pain causing overall!!!