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[inkkognito]

I'm not an engineer, but I know that the Rockit valleys with its current cars and suspect that adding different trains could easily increase the problem. Brake runs might have to be adjusted too for trains that are larger/heavier. Those are just two things that come to mind quickly but I suspect there are a lot more considerations (force of heavier trains on other parts of the track and possibly the lift, etc.).

 

[Rip]

I'm not an engineer, but I know that the Rockit valleys with its current cars and suspect that adding different trains could easily increase the problem. Brake runs might have to be adjusted too for trains that are larger/heavier. Those are just two things that come to mind quickly but I suspect there are a lot more considerations (force of heavier trains on other parts of the track and possibly the lift, etc.).

I'm not real sure the ones that designed it are, either.

 

[luvsTink]

What are they doing for people with physical challenges on this ride....my dd has JRA and can't stand for long periods of time....is this ride "out" for her?

 

[luvsTink]

anyone know the answer to the above question?

 

[mikipe2]

luvsTink, you should check out Universal's Rider Guide and other ADA info

 

[inkkognito]

It will be accessible for your dad. The TMs at the ride will explain the procedure.