Heart murmur questions

[jillrobinson]

DS's friend has a heart murmur and won't be able to ride the big coasters, and he's fine with that, but he would like to see the memorabilia on display in the waiting area of RnR which DS has told him about.
Do you think there would be a problem going through the queuing area, is there an alternative way out or should we just turn around and go back the way we came in ? I doubt whether any of the rest of us will want to ride it.

and a little advice please regarding BTM.
He's ridden the Log Flume at Legoland, very high with a very fast drop in my opinion/experience - I'm thinking if he was OK with that ride, he should be OK on BTM. He's 12 and a very sensible lad, should just I let him decide - I've no experience whatsoever with this sort of thing and I could do with some advice from anyone who has.

Thanks.

 

[Sarah Sarill]

Hi Jill,

I have an irregular heart beat and am, on my consultants advice am unable to ride any rides that have any level of G-Force and that includes BTM

I would suggest that his parents check with this consultant/doctors before you go. In Salou they have LARGE notice boards at the entrance to all rides which clearly show the medical conditions that are not able to ride.

I have always said Disney should do this or at lease display the G-Force ratings for users.

I am sure the CM's would let you in the exit if you explain the situation.

 

[disneyangel]

I'm sure they will have a 'chicken' exit on RnR .

 

[BONITATIME]

You can walk all the way through and they have a exit point where they load you into the cars.

 

[jillrobinson]

You can walk all the way through and they have a exit point where they load you into the cars.

That's worth knowing, just in case I ever foolishly agree to ride it again.

Thanks for the replies everyone.

 

[Ware Bears]

You can walk all the way through and they have a exit point where they load you into the cars.

In that case I am very tempted to do that next time ~ so long as I don't get on a car by mistake!!!

 

[BONITATIME]

The memorabilia is really wonderful, well worth a look.