How serious do you take the warnings

[shoppie]

I have problems with my back and legs. Are there any rides the don't have warnings that should? And are there any rides that have a warning that shouldn't?

I want to do the Safari but the warnings are too loud...Any thoughts?

 

[Cheshire Figment]

I would think that the warnings Disney posts may be a little too strong. However, they can't stop you frok going on a ride, but you have been warned.

I think that the safari ride is extremely bumpy; the road was created that way and the vehicles are built to shake you up.

A couple of years ago I had a kidney out; my doctor told me that for six months any signs that suggested people with bad backs or who were pregnant should not ride applied to me. I think he gave a tricter warning than was necessary, but I still followed his rule.

On a side note, you can take a "test flight" at Star Tours if the lines are not too long and they are NOT using all six vehicles. They will put you, and anyone with you, in a vehicle by yourselves and run the attraction WITHOUT the movement. I think it is also an option on Body Wars. Just ask when you get to the podium at the end of the loading area.

 

[phorsenuf]

Originally posted by shoppie
I have problems with my back and legs. Are there any rides the don't have warnings that should? And are there any rides that have a warning that shouldn't?

I want to do the Safari but the warnings are too loud...Any thoughts?

I have problems with my back and the safari ride didn't bother it but Dinosaur certainly did. That is the jerkiest, bumpiest ride I have ever been on beside that dinowhirl thing in dinoland. I would advise staying away from that too.
Other than that I think I have been on everything else with no problem. Even TOT doesn't bother me.