Height Restrictions Accuracy

[Nox54]

Thanks for doing the footwork and checking. I, too, have wondered about the accuracy, considering all the threads that pop up on here and other forums. My daughter never had an issue, but then she never tried to get on Jumping Jellyfish either (though she's over 42" now, barefeet).

As an aside, I'm kinda digging the fact she can now ride every ride but Screamin' and Indy. She has so much to enjoy, and still has a milestone to look forward to.

It is official. The only stick I found off was Jumping Jelly Fish.... 41". CM helped me measure it too.

 

[Malcon10t]

I wonder if they would take shoes like this into account? I would think this is about the highest lift a little kid could get without it looking inappropriate on them. Cowboy boots would be about the same.

If my 4yo wore these, she could get onto Screamin'...and she would want to ride it too! We are local so there is no rush. Just throwing it out there!

I have seen a child in shoes similar to this try and get on Indy. They had her take them off to be measured. If it has a "noticable" heel, they have them remove the shoe.

 

[trill]

I have seen a child in shoes similar to this try and get on Indy. They had her take them off to be measured. If it has a "noticable" heel, they have them remove the shoe.

Thanks!
That's what I was wondering about. So I would guess the normal lift of a Nike running shoe is fine, but 2" clogs are a big red-flag no-no! (that is, if they make the difference between riding and not riding)

 

[undertheseas]

Thanks Malcon10t! I appreciate you doing that for all of us!

 

[DJJimmy9]

Malcon10t...thank you soooooo much for taking all of those measurements.

We leave in 3-weeks... My son tried on his new Nike's today and was able to hit the homemade stick I made based on your measurements.

Keep you fingers crossed / pixie dust that my replica stick is accurate. RSR here we come!