FOP---Anyone who wears glasses have a problem?

[ABCD's Mom]

I can not see without my glasses....will I have a problem with the 3d goggles??

 

[soniam]

I put the goggles over my glasses. I have done that for all 3d rides, even the ones at Universal. I have noticed that some of the view doesn't seem to be in focus, but that just could be me looking through different parts of my lenses.

 

[scrapquitler]

I can not see without my glasses....will I have a problem with the 3d goggles??

You'll want to put the 3D glasses over your regular glasses.

 

[gatorlisa]

I wore glasses the day of my second FOP ride. My BF wears glasses all the time. The 3D glasses will fit over regular glasses. No problems keeping glasses on for the ride.

 

[karly05]

I have a glasses strap for my regular glasses at WDW. On any 3D attraction, I pull the strap tight to hold my glasses snug to my face and IMO that helps with wearing the 3D glasses over them. I haven't done FOP yet, but I've ridden TSM and Star Tours a lot and never had a problem.

 

[ABCD's Mom]

I have a glasses strap for my regular glasses at WDW. On any 3D attraction, I pull the strap tight to hold my glasses snug to my face and IMO that helps with wearing the 3D glasses over them. I haven't done FOP yet, but I've ridden TSM and Star Tours a lot and never had a problem.

Thanks...thats a great idea!

 

[ABCD's Mom]

I wore glasses the day of my second FOP ride. My BF wears glasses all the time. The 3D glasses will fit over regular glasses. No problems keeping glasses on for the ride.

Thank you. That makes me fell a little less nervous.

 

[ABCD's Mom]

I put the goggles over my glasses. I have done that for all 3d rides, even the ones at Universal. I have noticed that some of the view doesn't seem to be in focus, but that just could be me looking through different parts of my lenses.

Thank you!

 

[KJay]

I had a problem with the glasses, as did my sister. While they certainly do fit over regular glasses, they weren't snug and felt stretched out once they were put over our regular frames. I had to hold them in place. The attraction instructs you to keep both hands on the handles while in motion, but I had to bring one hand up to avoid them slipping off once my banshee started moving. Maybe size & shape of regular glasses come into play, as well as how stretched the attraction glasses you're handed may already be, since apparently some others had no problem.

 

[mousefan73]

We dont have glasses, but felt they were waaaay to big.... Was the only negative part of the whole experience, though not that bad to ruin it.. If I was asked in a survey what I liked or didnt I would comment glasses need to either come in kids or adults sizes.... I have a HUUGE head and still held on with one hand.. I felt like it would fall off.

so I assume those with glasses have enough space